The Mehndi ceremony is a fun-filled, nostalgic sit-down for the bride, her cousins, siblings, friends, aunts and others. This is their day, filled with fun, laughter, songs, dances and games as each sits down for a dollop of Mehndi over their hands and feet.

The Haldi ceremony, a vibrant pre-wedding ritual in Indian weddings, involves applying a turmeric paste (haldi) to the bride and groom, symbolizing purity, good luck, and blessings for a happy marriage. The Sangeet is designed to be a light-hearted, stress-free celebration that gives the couple and their families a break from hectic wedding preparations. It eases the tension and unites both families together through traditional Indian song and dance.

The groom, along with his family, arrives at the wedding venue in a grand procession, often referred to as the baraat or vara yatra.The bride's father gives her away to the groom, a symbolic act of blessing and acceptance. The couple receives blessings from elders and family members.