Pushpendra & Ronak's wedding
Day 1
Wednesday, February 18, 2026
Badarwas (Shivpuri districh M.P)
Day 2
Thursday, February 19, 2026
Badarwas (Shivpuri districh M.P)
About the hosts
Pushpendra & Ronak's story
Sometimes, the most beautiful love stories begin with family and faith.
Our journey started when both families met at a temple to explore the possibility of a marriage alliance. In that peaceful and sacred setting, the bride and groom saw each other for the first time. There was an instant connection. We liked each other, and soon our families also felt a mutual comfort and happiness.
With everyone’s blessings, what began as a formal meeting turned into a heartfelt bond. Within a few days, our engagement was joyfully confirmed.
Now, with love, respect, and the support of our families, we are ready to begin a new chapter together.
On 19th February, we will celebrate our wedding — an arranged marriage brought together by families, yet filled with love like a love marriage.
Day 1Wednesday, February 18, 2026Badarwas (Shivpuri districh M.P)
Starting time (approximately): 1:00 PM
Venue and host contact details will be disclosed upon booking.
Mahendi
Mehendi will be a traditional Indian pre-wedding celebration where henna is applied to the bride’s hands as a symbol of joy and good fortune. The event is usually filled with light music, colorful décor, and relaxed moments shared with close family and friends.
Sangeet And Ring Ceremony
On 18th Feb 2026 Evening We will Celebrate Sangeet night Where All the family members enjoy the dance and Celebrate the night before Wedding And Ring Ceremony will be Celebrated
Day 2Thursday, February 19, 2026Badarwas (Shivpuri districh M.P)
Starting time (approximately): 11:30 AM
Venue and host contact details will be disclosed upon booking.
Haldi
The Haldi celebration is a joyful pre-wedding ritual filled with flowers, colors, and laughter. Turmeric paste is gently applied as a symbol of purity, positivity, and blessings for a happy married life.
Surrounded by vibrant floral décor, soft colors, and cheerful moments, this celebration reflects the warmth, fun, and beauty of an Indian wedding tradition.
Barat And Varmala
At 8:00 PM on 19th February, the Baraat (wedding procession) will begin in a traditional Indian style. The groom will arrive seated on a beautifully decorated horse-drawn carriage, followed by family and friends dancing joyfully to Indian and Bundelkhandi music.
The procession will be lively and celebratory, with music, dancing, and festive firecrackers, creating a vibrant and energetic atmosphere.
Once the Baraat reaches the venue, the ceremony of Varmala will take place. In this sacred Hindu tradition, the bride and groom exchange floral garlands, symbolizing love, respect, and acceptance — inspired by the timeless union of Lord Rama and Goddess Sita.
This moment marks the beginning of the wedding rituals in accordance with Hindu culture and tradition.
“The Seven Sacred Vows” / Phere
At 2:30 AM on 20th February, the bride and groom will take the Seven Sacred Vows around the holy fire, accompanied by the chanting of traditional Hindu mantras.
This will be followed by Kanyadaan, a deeply meaningful ritual in Indian culture, where the bride’s parents symbolically entrust their daughter to the groom with love, blessings, and prayers for a happy married life.
These sacred ceremonies mark the spiritual union of two souls, performed according to timeless Hindu traditions.
