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South Asian weddings encompass so many different types of wedding ceremonies. Learn the intricate details that make up each type of ceremony.
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Ceremony: East Meets West
Indian wedding ceremonies are full of rich details. But if you’re looking for a modern twist that incorporates your American culture, try incorporating some Western wedding details. Make sure to clear any questions with your officiant to ensure that no traditions are dishonored.
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Sikh Wedding Ceremony: Anand Karaj
The Sikh Anand Karaj (Ceremony of Bliss) is conducted in the Gurdwara (Sikh temple). The Baraat arrives at the Gurdwara with the groom traditionally on horseback along with a young boy. The close family and friends from the bride and groom’s side meet to perform the Ardaas (Sikh Prayer). This is followed by the Milni ceremony where members of both sides meet and exchange hugs, garlands and well wishes.
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Gujarati Wedding Celebration
Planning a Gujarati wedding? This article will explain all of the events involved in a Gujarati wedding celebration. There are many pre-wedding events that include both festive dancing and religious prayers. During the wedding ceremony, there are many rituals and customs that are incorporated that set these weddings apart from other Hindu weddings.
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Indian Bridal Churra
Punjabi weddings are extravagant events that have many rituals and ceremonies. Amongst the many different traditions is the one of a bride being given her Churra (also spelled Chura or Choora.)
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