A traditional Marathi wedding begins with Ganpati Pujan, seeking Lord Ganesha’s blessings for a smooth and happy marriage. This is followed by Kanyadaan, where the bride’s parents lovingly entrust their daughter to the groom. During Antarpat, a cloth separates the couple until sacred mantras are completed, after which they see each other as life partners. The couple then performs Saptapadi, taking seven sacred steps together around the holy fire, symbolizing lifelong vows. Mangalashtaka is recited as family and friends shower the couple with rice, offering blessings. The groom ties the Mangalsutra and applies Sindoor, marking the completion of the marriage at the auspicious Lagna Muhurt. The celebrations conclude with a traditional Varat (wedding feast) and a joyful Reception with music, dance, and blessings from loved ones.