Arun & Tejal's wedding
Day 1
Sunday, March 2, 2025
Pune
Day 2
Monday, March 3, 2025
Pune
About the hosts
Arun & Tejal's story
Our Love Story
Every love story is unique, and ours is a beautiful blend of fate and family. It all began when we connected on a matchmaking app—two strangers brought together by destiny. What started as casual conversations soon turned into something much deeper, and before we knew it, our bond had grown strong and undeniable.
But what made our journey even more special was the love and support of our families. After getting to know each other, our families saw the connection we shared and helped us take the next step in our journey. Their blessing and encouragement turned our love into a lifelong commitment.
Join Us in Our Celebration!
As we embark on this new chapter, we would be honored to have you celebrate with us. Your presence will make our wedding even more meaningful, filled with love, laughter, and unforgettable memories.
3/3/2025
Save the Date & Celebrate With Us!
Tejal and arun
Day 1Sunday, March 2, 2025Pune
Starting time (approximately): 4:00 AM
Venue and host contact details will be disclosed upon booking.
Haldi
In South Indian weddings, the Haldi ceremony (called Nalugu in Telugu and Manjal Neerattu Vizha in Tamil) is a joyful and sacred ritual. A turmeric paste is applied to the bride and groom by family members to cleanse, purify, and bless them for a prosperous married life. This vibrant ceremony is filled with music, laughter, and love, as elders shower their blessings while preparing the couple for their wedding day.
Sangeet
Though not traditionally South Indian, the Sangeet ceremony has become a fun-filled pre-wedding event, bringing both families together for a night of music, dance, and celebration. It is a lively occasion where loved ones perform, sing, and create unforgettable memories before the big day!
All our family choices to dance and have competition between bride's family and groom's side
Day 2Monday, March 3, 2025Pune
Starting time (approximately): 8:30 AM
Venue and host contact details will be disclosed upon booking.
Engagement
In Telugu weddings, the engagement ceremony is called Nischitartham, a formal event where both families come together to announce and bless the couple’s union.
Key Rituals & Significance:
The wedding date (Muhurat) is finalized based on astrology.
The groom’s family gifts Pustelu (mangalasutra) and clothes to the bride.
The bride’s family gives gifts to the groom as a token of acceptance.
Elders bless the couple, and traditional music and celebrations follow.
Wedding
A Telugu wedding, known as Pelli, is a sacred and grand celebration filled with beautiful rituals. It is deeply rooted in tradition, symbolizing the union of two souls and families.
Key Rituals:
Mangala Snanam – A holy bath for purification.
Gauri & Ganesh Puja – Seeking divine blessings.
Kanyadanam – The bride’s parents give her hand to the groom.
Jeelakarra Bellam – The couple places cumin and jaggery on each other's heads, symbolizing a sweet bond.
Mangalsutra Dharana – The groom ties the sacred thread around the bride’s neck.
Talambralu – A fun ritual where the couple showers each other with rice, signifying happiness and prosperity.
Saptapadi – The couple takes seven sacred steps around the fire, promising a lifetime of togetherness.
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