Our Haldi ceremony is a vibrant and joyful ritual, where turmeric paste is applied to the bride and groom to bless them with a life full of prosperity, beauty, and health. Family members and friends will join in the fun, applying haldi to our faces, arms, and feet. The ceremony will be filled with laughter, love, and lots of yellow! Please wear something you don’t mind getting a bit of turmeric on, as this celebration can get delightfully messy.

Join us for the Mehendi ceremony, where intricate henna designs will adorn the bride’s hands and feet, symbolizing love, joy, and a prosperous married life. The evening will be filled with music, dance, and the warmth of family and friends. While the bride’s mehendi takes center stage, guests are also welcome to get their own henna designs done! This is a night to celebrate our love story with dance, traditional songs, and a lot of fun.

The Puja Matkore is a pre-wedding ritual that brings together both families for a spiritual blessing of the couple. This ceremony is an opportunity to seek the divine's guidance and protection as we begin our new journey together. It includes sacred prayers, offerings, and the presence of family elders who lead the rituals. Join us for a serene and heartfelt ceremony as we express gratitude for the love and blessings that surround us.

A traditional ceremony unique to our region, Aam Mahua is a beautiful ritual that connects us with nature and our cultural roots. Symbolizing purity and the deep-rooted traditions of our families, this ceremony involves offerings made using mango leaves and Mahua flowers. It is a time to embrace the blessings of the earth and celebrate the essence of our heritage. Come, be part of this special ceremony that adds a spiritual touch to our wedding celebrations.

Our wedding day marks the beginning of our journey together, and we would be honored to have you with us as we exchange our vows and celebrate this special moment. The day will begin with a traditional ceremony, filled with rituals that symbolize love, unity, and the blessings of family. The Baraat will arrive in full splendor, followed by the Jaimala (exchange of garlands) and the Saat Phere (seven rounds around the sacred fire), where we promise to walk hand in hand through every phase of life.