On the wedding day, Hindu rituals symbolize profound meanings. The Baraat marks the groom's procession to the venue, joyously accompanied by family and friends. Jai Mala follows, as the couple exchanges garlands, signifying acceptance. Kanyadaan symbolizes the father's offering of his daughter to the groom, transferring responsibility. Mangal Pheras commence, circling the sacred fire (Agni) seven times, pledging seven vows for a harmonious life. Saptapadi sees the couple taking seven steps together, promising loyalty and support. The Sindoor Ceremony follows, where the groom applies sindoor on the bride's hair parting, symbolizing her marital status. Lastly, the Mangalsutra Ceremony ensues, as the groom ties a sacred thread around the bride's neck, binding their souls eternally. These rituals embody timeless traditions, invoking blessings for love, prosperity, and unity.