An Indian wedding, particularly a traditional Hindu one, is a vibrant multi-day celebration uniting two families with rituals, colors, music, and feasting. The main marriage event starts with pre-wedding fun like Haldi (turmeric paste applied for purification and glow), Mehendi (intricate henna on the bride amid songs), and Sangeet (musical dancing night). On the wedding day, the groom arrives in a lively Baraat procession with drums and dance, greeted by the bride's family. Under a decorated Mandap with sacred fire, the priest leads ceremonies: Kanyadaan (bride given away by father), Jaimala (garland exchange), and the essential Saat Phere where the couple circles the fire seven times, each step vowing nourishment, strength, prosperity, family, children, health, and friendship. The groom applies sindoor to the bride's hair and ties the mangalsutra necklace, sealing the union.