Saravana & Pooja's wedding
Day 1
Wednesday, March 4, 2026
Bangalore
About the hosts
Saravana & Pooja's story
With happy hearts and grateful smiles, we invite you to celebrate our love story.
What started as a friendship after meeting at a holy gathering slowly blossomed into something more beautiful than we ever imagined. Years of laughter, conversations, growth, and faith brought us here — choosing each other for life.
With the blessings of our families, we are turning our love story into a love-arranged marriage, celebrated in true South Indian style ❤️✨
We would be honoured to have you with us as we begin this new chapter.
📅 4th March 2026
🌼 Haldi Ceremony
🎶 Sangeet & Engagement – Evening Celebrations
📅 5th March 2026
💛 South Indian Temple Wedding (Muhurtham)
Your presence, blessings, and love would mean the world to us as we tie the knot and start our forever.
With love,
Pooja & Saravana.
Day 1Wednesday, March 4, 2026Bangalore
Starting time (approximately): 3:00 PM
Venue and host contact details will be disclosed upon booking.
Haldi
🌼 What is the Haldi Ceremony?
The Haldi ceremony is one of the most joyful and meaningful pre-wedding rituals in Indian weddings.
In this ceremony, a paste made of turmeric (haldi), sandalwood, and sometimes rose water or milk is applied to the bride and groom by family and close friends.
💛 Why Haldi?
• Turmeric is considered auspicious and purifying in Indian tradition.
• It is believed to bless the couple with prosperity, protection, and positivity.
• It gives a natural glow to the bride and groom before the wedding.
• Most importantly — it’s a time filled with laughter, music, teasing, and love!
Haldi is often a sacred yet playful ceremony where elders bless the couple, and friends make it extra fun (yes, expect some turmeric chaos 😄).
Sangeeth
🎶 What is the Sangeet Ceremony?
The Sangeet (meaning “music”) is a vibrant pre-wedding celebration filled with dance, music, and joy.
Traditionally, it was a night where families gathered to sing folk songs and celebrate the upcoming wedding. Today, it has become a lively evening of performances, dancing, and unforgettable memories.
💃 What happens at the Sangeet?
• Family and friends perform dances for the bride and groom
• The couple may perform together
• There’s music, laughter, playful teasing, and lots of celebration
• It’s often the first big event where both families celebrate together
Muhurtam 05 mar 2026 9 AM
A South Indian temple wedding is a sacred and spiritually rich ceremony rooted in ancient Vedic traditions. Held in the divine presence of temple deities, the wedding is conducted by priests chanting powerful Sanskrit mantras that invoke blessings for harmony, prosperity, and lifelong companionship.
The ceremony includes meaningful rituals such as Kanyadaanam (giving away the bride), Mangalya Dharanam (tying of the sacred mangalsutra), and Saptapadi (seven sacred steps taken together around the holy fire). Each ritual symbolizes commitment, responsibility, and unity.
Simple yet deeply profound, a South Indian temple wedding focuses on devotion, family blessings, and the sacred promise between two souls to walk together in dharma, love, and partnership for life.
