The traditional Indian wedding customs were formatted more than 35 centuries ago. Each ceremony, each ritual and occasion has a deep philosophical meaning, and purpose.

Indian weddings are sacred religious and spiritual ties, and the ceremony tends to be elaborate, invoking all the Hindu deities and gods blessings.

Indian marriages are beautiful display of love, concern, commitment and emotion. The actual essence of the rituals and customs is the celebration of the union of the two souls and their commitment.

There are special songs that are sung at the various ceremonies in the Indian weddings at various occasions. Dances and songs fill the evenings, nights with fun and frolic and leisure.

The celebratory wedding day begins with the Mangal Vadya, the playing of Shahenai, a traditional flute like wind instrument and a small drum.

		PRE WEDDING FUNCTIONS Grand welcome. Haldi (Turmeric) and Heena (Mehndi) - Beauty enhancement sessions. Sangeet (Music fiesta).

		MAIN WEDDING FUNCTIONS Arrival of groom and his family with royal procession. Royal welcome of groom, his family and friends. Jaimala. Exchange of marriage vows. Circling divine fire (Phera). Seeking blessing of god. Sumptuous & celebratory dinner.

		POST WEDDING FUNCTIONS Vidai (bride bidding farewell to her family).