1. Rituals of Punjabi Wedding
The world knows Punjabis as fun loving people. These fun loving people are excellent hosts. If you have received a Punjabi wedding invitation and you are probably wondering about the wedding ceremonies then hear we are going to tell you the main rituals:
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2. Pre-wedding traditions & rituals

3. Roka Ceremony
During the ceremony, both the families get together and accept the beginning of a new relation. At this happy moment sweets, gifts and dry fruits are exchanged.
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4. Sagan
This ceremony is hosted by the family of the groom. The girl’s family is invited in it. During the ceremony father of the bride put a “Tikka” on the forehead of groom.
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5. Chunni Chadai
During Roka or Sagan ceremony, the mother or sister of the groom puts a pink or red veil (chunni) on the head of the girl. They also gift her traditional clothes and jewelry.
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6. Sagai
This ceremony is also called engagement. The couples exchange rings and then family of bride give gift to immediate family members and the groom.
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7. Mehendi & Sangeet
It is a ceremony that takes place at both bride & groom’s house. The Mehendi (Hina) is applied on the hand and feet of the bride. It’s a simple function at groom’s home where the hina is just spread into his palm then quickly washed off. Ladies from both sides draw intricate Mehendi designs on palms. The celebration continues with dance and gets over with hearty dinner.
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8. Wedding Traditions & Rituals

9. Kangan Bandhana
This ritual takes place in the morning of marriage day. The bride & groom have a sacred thread (Mouli) tied to their wrist. The ritual takes place at their respective homes. The thread is tied with shells and betel nut. Lots of knots are put so that it cannot be united easily.
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10. Chuda Ceremony
Maternal uncle of the girl gives her red bangles. In regional language it is called Chuda. The interesting thing is that girl cannot see these bangles until she is completely ready for marriage.
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11. Gharoli ritual
The sister-in-laws of the bride & groom bring water in earthen pictures from Gurudwara. The bride has to take bath with this water before wedding.
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12. Sehrabandi & Ghudchadai
This ritual takes place just few hours before nuptial. The sister of the bridegroom ties headgear (Sehra) on his head then he sits on a Ghodi.
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13. Varmala
The couples are made to exchange flower garlands. This ritual takes place before Pheras.
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14. Kanyadaan
It is one of the most prominent rituals in Indian marriage. The bride’s father gives his darling daughter’s hand to groom. The couples then take seven mangalpheras around the holy fire. After this groom ties Mangalstura around the neck of his stunning bride & applies sindoor on her forehead. The friends & family shower rose petals on them. The newlywed couple seek blessing of elders.
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15. The Juti Chupai
This is ritual that has found place in every hindi movie. The sisters and friends of bride hide the shoes of groom then he has to pay money to get them back. Well what makes it enthralling is the fact that groom’s friends try their best to stop the shoes from landing in bride’s sisters’ hand.
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16. Vidaai
It is the way the bride say good bye to her maternal family. She throws rice without looking back, the mother catches it in her pallu.
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