What to expect
If you’re planning to have a traditional Hindu wedding then you might be curious or would want to know what’s going to happen on the big day!
Service We Provide
Making that grand entrance at your Hindu wedding is going to be the forefront of your mind.
Which is why we liaise with you right from the initial query through till the big day to ensure we set the right mood and play that important track for your entrance or vidaai
Promise We Deliver
We take sheer pride and at most care during the ceremony as we know how important this auspicious day is to you and the family members.
We also discuss in detail with you and your chosen priest prior to event to make sure we are in-sync.
We provide state of the art sound system and can also help with choosing the right music to play at the right time for you to bring the event together. We also liaise with the event managers or coordinators on the day, this is to ensure the whole ceremony runs seamlessly by providing announcements at timely manner.
What are the Hindu wedding traditions
- The Jaan a.k.a Baraat
- Welcoming of the Groom a.k.a Pokwanu
- Respect & Devotion a.k.a Ganesh Puja & Vaarpooja
- Arrival of the Bride a.ka. Kanya Aagman
- Granthibandan and Varmala a.k.a Flower Garlands
- Kanyadan a.k.a Parents handing over daughters hand to the groom's right hand.
- Havan a.k.a Sacred fire in the centre of mandap
- Mangal Fera a.k.a Circling the holy fire 4 x times
- Saptapadi a.k.a The Seven Steps
- Sindur & Mungal Sutra a.k.a Signifying his LOVE
- Akhand Saubhagyavati a.k.a Blessing from Married Women (whisper in the bride's right ear)
- Aashirwad a.k.a Blessings from the priest, parents, relative and friends
- Vidaai a.k.a Bride throws rice over her head behind as she leave
- End of Ceremony a.k.a Start of New Life with her husband & his family.
We hope you found our brief guide on what to expect at a Hindu Wedding and rituals that take place on the day.