A large mix of colors, rituals and customs, Gujarati Shaadi shows a vibrant culture of its condition. With its complicated functions, before and after marriage, this is a real way to celebrate a big fat Indian wedding. Apart from the delicious dishes provided in a rich number of weddings, they could see the amazing Gujarati dance shows like Garba, making this wedding treat a visual treats with more than one.
1. The Sagan and engagement
Marking the beginning of the pre-wedding ceremony from Gujarati Shaadi, the marriage was set among the bride and groom formally. The bride andives of women visited the groom’s house along with 4 members of his family and applying Chandlo to him. He also blessed his future daughter-in-law and gave him Shagun.
The next ceremony is Dhana’s goal, also known as involvement. The bride’s family visited the Groom family and gave them gifts like candy and food. Groom and groom ring and blessed by family members.
2. The Mehndi Ceremony
The Mehndi ceremony lasted two days before the wedding, so far, the groom applyed Mehndi in his hands and legs to get ready for his wedding. Regardless of him, another woman also got their hands filled with complicated Mehndi designs to signify their wedding celebrations. Many women dance and sing along with the groom make him Mehndi applied to keep the atmosphere bright and happy.
Sangette’s ceremony took place after Mehndi. Today, both families gather to celebrate by singing and dancing with Rass, Dandiya or Garba.
3. Pithi Ceremony
During the Pithi ceremony in Gujarati Shaadi, the bride sits in each house on a low bench as a turmeric pasta, sandalwood, spices, Mogra and Mosewater water applied to their faces, hands and feet to clean their shit. After being applied correctly, they are bathed with roses. If you want to make you more fun, there are some ideas for Haldi’s ceremony you can try making it more fun.
4. The Shaadi
When Gujarati Shaadi, the groom went to the bride’s house on a horse, while his relatives walked and danced. Often, a music band accompanies the procession and many people even explode crackers of fire must be how happy they are. As soon as the groom reached his house, he was greeted by the groom’s mother with Aarti. Gujarati’s marriage then took place according to Hindu traditions and habits.
