wedding

Wedding The earliest meaning of wedding was simply "the state of being married," but by the early 1400s it meant the ceremony or rite at the very beginning of a marriage. A wedding can be a simple civil ceremony at City Hall or an elaborate event that takes place over several days and involves religious rituals, food and drink, and hundreds of guests

Haldi Ceremony

Usually a day before the wedding, haldi ceremony preparation starts. The bride’s and the groom’s sides participate in the haldi ritual. The bride and groom are covered with paste during the morning haldi function, covering their faces, necks, hands, and feet. Close friends and family members wait in line to apply haldi paste to the bride or groom.

Sangeet wedding

Typically, a Sangeet ceremony is a North Indian pre-wedding function that involves the bride and groom's family singing and dancing throughout the evening to celebrate the oncoming wedding. Historically, the Sangeet ceremony used to only involve the ladies, who would sing folklore and play Dholak to tease the bride and celebrate her marriage.

WEDDING DINNER

When it comes to weddings, there’s the attire, venue, guest list, and last but certainly not least, the food, of course! Given that food is central to just about every culture, there is, it’s no surprise that this element is one of the most important in any wedding. When it comes to Hindu weddings, they are no exception, as food plays a major role in the entire ceremony. Hindu weddings are known for their lavishness, traditional customs, and even more traditional ceremonies, lasting about three days. With so much