Haldi ceremony, Is a vibrant pre-wedding ritual where turmeric paste is applied to the bride and groom's body, symbolizing purity and good luck. The ceremony is typically performed on the morning of the wedding, involving family and friends. Married women, or "Suhasinis," play a key role in applying the paste, which is made from turmeric powder, oil, milk, sandalwood, rose water, and gram flour.

Saptapadi is a significant ritual where the couple circumambulates a sacred fire seven times, each step accompanied by a vow. This ritual, also known as "Saat Phere" (seven rounds), signifies the couple's commitment and vows for a lifelong partnership. It's considered a pivotal moment in the ceremony, marking the completion of the marriage.

The Varmala ceremony, also known as Jaimala, is a significant ritual in Marathi weddings, marking the first formal meeting and acceptance of the bride and groom. It involves the bride and groom exchanging garlands of fresh flowers, symbolizing their union and commitment to each other. This tradition is a joyous and symbolic moment, often accompanied by playful teasing and lighthearted interactions between the couple and their families.