The Pithi ceremony is an important pre-wedding ritual. Pithi is a paste made from chickpea flour, turmeric, and rose water. Friends and family members apply this paste to both the bride and groom. The mustard yellow hue of the paste holds significance in Indian tradition, symbolizing a life of prosperity for the couple. While it is traditional (though not mandatory), wearing yellow to a Pithi ceremony is customary. The Mehndi party is a pre-wedding celebration in Hindu culture. During this event, red-orange henna is applied to the bride's palms, arms, and feet. According to tradition, the deeper the color of the bride's mehndi, the happier the couple's marriage will be. All guests are welcome to receive henna at the mehndi event. The mehndi party follows the pithi ceremony immediately and is also a lively and colorful occasion.

The baraat is a festive wedding procession for the groom, featuring live music and dancing. This vibrant tradition adds joy and energy as the groom makes a grand entrance, surrounded by family and friends.