The Haldi ceremony is a pre-wedding ritual in Indian weddings, filled with joy, laughter, and tradition. Held separately at the homes of the bride and groom, this event involves applying a paste made of turmeric (haldi), sandalwood, and rose water on the bride and groom's bodies. Family and friends gather to spread the paste, symbolizing a blessing for a prosperous and happy married life. The vibrant yellow color of haldi is believed to bring a natural glow to the skin and ward off evil spirits. The ceremony is accompanied by music, dance, and an abundance of good wishes, making it a cherished and fun-filled event before the big day.
Why Mangal Geet?
Mangal Geet are more than just songs; they are an expression of love, blessings, and the cultural ethos of Indian weddings. These songs add a unique charm to the wedding festivities, creating an atmosphere of joy and celebration.
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