The Haldi Ceremony: The Golden Glow "The Haldi (Turmeric) ceremony is one of our most vibrant and joyful pre-wedding rituals. In this ancient tradition, a sacred paste of turmeric, sandalwood, and oils is applied to the groom’s face and body by their family and friends. Why we do it: Blessings & Purification: The golden turmeric is believed to purify the soul and ward off any evil eye before the wedding. The Wedding Glow: It acts as a natural beautification ritual to give us a radiant glow for our big day! What to expect: Expect a lot of laughter, traditional folk songs, and everyone getting doused in yellow! It’s a playful and messy affair where we celebrate the joy of upcoming union. Join us: Dress in your favorite yellow outfits and get ready to smear some Haldi on us! We want you to be part of this 'sun-kissed' celebration as we soak in the blessings of our elders."

The Groom’s Sangeet: A Village Folk Night "Before the big day, my home and village come alive with the Groom’s Sangeet. This is an exclusive celebration for my family and friends—a night of music and joy on the Groom’s side. The Experience: Authentic Roots: Experience raw Rajasthani folk music and traditional dances under the stars. Village Celebration: It’s a soulful gathering of our local community to celebrate my final night before the wedding. Join the Dance: We invite you to join our circle, feel the rhythm of the DJ night with DJ floor and Dj lights and experience the true warmth of Rajputi brotherhood.

The Grand Baraat: A Royal Procession (March 12) Join us for the Baraat—the ultimate display of Rajputi pride! 1. The Nikasi (Departure): The day begins at my home. I will be dressed as a Warrior King in a traditional Sherwani, carrying a Ceremonial Sword. I’ll mount a decorated Ghodi (Horse), and with the powerful beats of the Dhol, my family will dance through the village streets to the local temple for blessings. 2. The Journey: After the village rituals, we travel to the bride’s village. On arrival, I will remount the horse, and our procession will dance its way to the venue in a grand celebration of joy and brotherhood. 3. Toran & Reception: At the entrance, I will perform the historic 'Toran' ritual with my sword. This is followed by a Stage Reception and a Royal Feast. Note: In our culture, the Pheras (Vows) are a private family ritual. No one allowed other than family. Please maintenance distance from ladies

The Mayra: A Celebration of Maternal Bonds The Mayra (also known as Bhaat) is one of the most emotional and significant rituals in a Rajputi wedding. It celebrates the sacred bond between a mother and her brothers. The Ritual: My Maternal Uncles (Mamas) arrive from their village with great pomp and show, . They bring 'Mayra'—a grand offering of clothes, jewelry, and gifts for my mother and our entire family. This gesture symbolizes their lifelong support and love for their sister’s household during this big milestone. The Experience: Royal Welcome: You will see us welcoming the maternal side with traditional tilak and respect. Folk Traditions: Watch the beautiful exchange of gifts and the singing of traditional 'Bhaat' songs by the village women. Note: As with all our rituals, we maintain a dignified 'Maryada'. We kindly ask guests to observe the ceremony respectfully, maintaining a graceful distance from the ladies involved in the rituals.For mens mostly

Events name :- Grand wedding Reception Events details:- "After the wedding, we welcome you to our home for a spectacular Grand Reception. The celebration begins at 7:00 PM as I and my wife make our first formal appearance as a couple in our village." The Highlights: Royal Procession: Accompanied by our entire family and the rhythmic beats of the Dhol, we will walk together towards the venue in a traditional parade. The Grand Entry: As we walk through the gallery, a stunning Cold Fire (Pyrotechnics) show will light up our path, leading us to the main stage. The Varmala Ceremony: On stage, we will exchange floral garlands (Varmala) in a beautiful ceremony, marking our union before the community. Blessings & Photos: We will then be seated on the royal sofa to meet our guests. We invite you to join us on stage for photos and to witness the Aashirwad—where we seek the blessings of our elders.