Indian wedding
India has a wedding season from November to August and Indian marriage is also weird, in which many customs are adjusted. When there is marriage in India's Guna district of Madhya Pradesh, the most touching heart touching opportunity is farewell. In which, when the bride is farewell, tears of the bride's side begin to flow automatically with the eyes of the bride. The eyes of the people on the side of the upper hand also seem to unintentionally carry the oars.
It is farewell to such traditions that all the other ingredients are applied to turmeric. And turmeric is put on clothes and face.
This is called rasham farewell. Feeling farewell to each other. The marriage begins for four days, in which the first day is turmeric, in which the mother worship is of particular significance.
In which the bride or groom has to go to the temple for the worship of Mother Shaka.
And special arrangements are made with the help of mother power for peace and happiness in marriage. After this, Ganesha is worshiped for the second day, and from this day the turmeric starts and Varadha and bride are added to the turmeric, after which the day of the moon day comes, the mandav is placed at home on that day, But the Tree House Numa Hut is made, and the pole is thickened in the middle. After this, the third day comes, on that day a special type of banquet is done in the house of bride and bridegroom, and many relatives are invited. It is very special that India is married with many types of rituals in every area.
Wedding ceremony in india is lovely.
The wedding ceremonies in India are very rich with intention and meaning. Thank you for a glimpse into the ceremony, with the lovely pictures.
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Maybe other steemians will know more about which tags would be good for a post like this...?
Ok Thanks
Amazing. Congratulations guys.
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