The Pithi ceremony is a traditional pre-wedding ritual in Indian culture, symbolizing purification and blessing. A paste made of turmeric and other ingredients is applied to the bride or groom by family and friends. This joyful and colorful event is meant to cleanse the skin, bring a radiant glow, and bless the couple as they prepare for married life. It's often accompanied by music, dancing, and lots of laughter!
The Sangeet is a lively pre-wedding celebration filled with music, dancing, and joyful performances by family and friends. Traditionally part of Indian weddings, it brings both families together for an evening of fun, laughter, and bonding. It’s a time to celebrate the couple with songs, choreographed dances, and heartfelt moments before the big day.
The Baarat is the groom’s wedding procession and one of the most energetic and festive parts of an Indian wedding. The groom arrives at the wedding venue on a horse (or sometimes a car or other fun transport), accompanied by family and friends dancing to lively music. It symbolizes the groom’s joyful journey to marry his bride and is a vibrant celebration full of excitement, music, and tradition.