The Haldi function is a pre-wedding ritual in Indian weddings where the couple applies a paste of turmeric, sandalwood powder, and rose water for a cleansing ritual, symbolising purity and protection. Family and friends join in the joy, often showcasing dance moves and enjoying the lively atmosphere.

The sangeet function in Indian weddings is a joyful pre-wedding celebration where both families come together to sing, dance, and celebrate the union of the couple. It serves as a respite from the wedding preparations, allowing families to bond and create lasting memories. The event often includes performances by family members, heartfelt speeches, and a festive atmosphere filled with music and laughter.

Saptapadi is a central ritual in Hindu wedding vows, where the couple takes seven steps around a sacred fire (agni), each step symbolizing a promise they make to each other. This ritual signifies their lifelong commitment and is considered the heart of a Hindu wedding.

After the Saptapadi, the Shaadi function in an Indian wedding is a significant ceremony where the couple's marriage is officially sealed. This function marks the couple's commitment to live together as a family and share responsibilities. It is a time for the couple to celebrate their union with family and friends.