Traditional & Beautiful Marathi Wedding Rituals Which You Need To Know!

Traditional & Beautiful Marathi Wedding Rituals Which You Need To Know!

India is a land of various types of cultures and traditions in it, experiences a wide range of rituals followed by every religion in their weddings. Talking about Maharashtrian marriage, it is a simple occasion with lots of ritual ceremonies. Maharashtrian Wedding is not about a lot of taam-jhaam but more of love and finding joy in little things.

Simple yet soulful, Maharashtrian weddings fuse traditions, emotions and family bonhomie effortlessly. In this instalment of our Wedding Tradition Series, we explore the rituals of Maharashtrian weddings that showcase their culture so beautifully.

As more and more couples from diverse cultures and countries tie the knot, they desire a beautiful blend of memorable celebrations. This Wedding Tradition Series aims to answer all your questions about ceremonies in different Indian cultures and their significance, how to dress for functions, and more. Here, you are invited to step into the vibrant and traditional festivities, fashion and food of an authentic Maharashtrian wedding!

Let’s have a quick view of the rituals followed by them:

1. Halad Chadavane: This is the Maharashtrian version of the Haldi ceremony

2. Gaurihar Puja: The bride dresses in yellow and a mundavalya (a string of pearls or flowers) is tied across her forehead.

3. Antarpat Ritual

4. Kanyadan Ritual

5. Lajahoma

6. Saptapadi Ritual

7. Karmasampati Ritual

8. Varat

9. Grihapravesh

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