Mansi & Adarsh's wedding

Day 1
Tuesday, February 9, 2027
Prayagraj
India
About the hosts
Mansi & Adarsh's story
We are thrilled to welcome you to the beginning of our forever! Our journey started as a beautiful friendship that quietly grew into love. Over endless conversations, shared laughter, and a mutual passion for discovering new cultures, we realized we wanted to build a lifetime of adventures together. Adarsh works in technology, bringing a structured, problem-solving mindset to our daily lives, while balancing a love for music and deep conversations. We are both in our late 20s, full of energy, and eager to share the rich traditions of our families with people from all over the world. For us, marriage isn't just about the ceremony; it's about celebrating love, community, and the mixing of different cultures. We want our wedding to be a vibrant, welcoming space where stories are shared and lifelong friendships are made. We would be absolutely honored to have you join us as our special guests to witness, celebrate, and bless our beautiful new beginning!
Day 1Tuesday, February 9, 2027Prayagraj
Starting time (approximately): 6:00 PM
Venue and host contact details will be disclosed upon booking.
Marriage of Mansi & Adarsh
Here are the main things that happen sequentially on the wedding night: 1. Baraat & Milni: The groom arrives grandly with a dancing procession (Baraat). The bride's family warmly welcomes them at the entrance with an Aarti and Tilak (Milni). 2. Jaimala & Feast: The bride and groom exchange flower garlands on stage (Jaimala) to accept each other. Guests then enjoy a grand feast while the bride's sisters playfully steal the groom's shoes (Joota Chupai) for a cash reward. 3. Mandap Rituals: Guided by a priest around the holy fire, the core rituals take place: Kanyadaan (giving away the bride), Gathbandhan (tying the sacred bond), Pheras (seven vows around the fire), and Sindoor Daan & Mangalsutra (applying vermillion and wearing the sacred necklace to seal the marriage). 4. Vidaai: An emotional farewell where the bride bids goodbye to her family, throwing rice overhead to wish them lifelong prosperity.