The groom wears a turban with 'sehra', which is a flower veil over his face. Around his neck he can wear a garland of Indian currency, signifying his prosperity. Before his departure for the venue, "Tilak" is applied on his forehead. After this, his sisters and paternal aunt feed the horse or elephant with sweetened grain.
The groom wears a turban with 'sehra', which is a flower veil over his face. Around his neck he can wear a garland of Indian currency, signifying his prosperity. Before his departure for the venue, "Tilak" is applied on his forehead. After this, his sisters and paternal aunt feed the horse or elephant with sweetened grain.
The family members of both the bride and groom utilize music to express their feelings and celebrate the occasion. In Indian Hindu weddings, there are many rituals that take place throughout the five day long event.
The family members of both the bride and groom utilize music to express their feelings and celebrate the occasion. In Indian Hindu weddings, there are many rituals that take place throughout the five day long event.
In India, the wedding music is basically a mixed bag as it contains traditional, folk and contemporary themes. There is an exclusive event dedicated to music which is known as "Sangeet" ceremony.
In India, the wedding music is basically a mixed bag as it contains traditional, folk and contemporary themes. There is an exclusive event dedicated to music which is known as "Sangeet" ceremony.
The songs sung at this point of time are basically based on the wedding life of the bride. Women tease the bride by cracking jokes about the groom and his family members.
The songs sung at this point of time are basically based on the wedding life of the bride. Women tease the bride by cracking jokes about the groom and his family members.
