A Hindu Marriage Ceremony (Vivah Sanskar) is a sacred union that symbolizes the lifelong bond between two individuals and their families.
The ceremony emphasizes commitment, mutual respect, and shared responsibilities.
It’s a spiritual blessing and bond between couples.
It strengthens the relationship between the two families.
The date is fixed based on the auspicious alignments of the couple’s horoscope.
Phere, Mangalsutra and Sindurdan are important steps.
It's traditionally done on an auspicious date and time (muhurat), which your pandit can help you choose based on the family's horoscope and the local panchang.
Lord Ganesha is worshipped to remove obstacles and bless the ceremony.
The bride and groom exchange garlands as a symbol of mutual acceptance.
The bride's parents formally entrust their daughter to the groom with blessings.
The couple takes seven sacred rounds around the holy fire while making lifelong vows.
The groom applies sindoor and ties the mangalsutra, symbolizing the sacred marital bond.
Elders bless the newlyweds, and the bride begins her new journey with her husband's family.
