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13 Apr, 2022

Marwai Wedding Tradition & Rituals

Marwari weddings are known for their majestic rituals and timeless traditions. With vibrant ceremonies that span days, they celebrate the union of two families with unmatched grandeur and joy.

Here are the list of Marwari wedding functions:

Roka: The first formal ceremony where both families bless the couple and exchange gifts.
Byah Haath: Women of the house prepare Mangodi while singing wedding songs.
Naandi Ganesh Pooja: A ritual to invoke blessings of Lord Ganesha for a smooth wedding.
Bhaat Nyotana & Bhaat Bharna: The bride/groom’s maternal family is invited and gives gifts in a festive gathering.
Mehndi: Henna ceremony with dance, music, and joy; the groom may also apply mehndi.
Mudda Tikka / Sagai: Formal engagement ceremony with ring exchange and family blessings.
Geet Samelan: A night of song, dance, and celebration with separate parties for men and women.
Ratri Joga: Night-long prayer invoking ancestors' blessings before the wedding day.
Telbaan: Groom and bride are blessed with mustard oil and curd by family members.
Pitthi Dastoor: Turmeric is applied to the couple for a wedding glow, followed by a holy bath.
Thamb Puja: Pillars of the bride’s home are worshipped for a strong marital foundation.
Korath: Bride’s family formally invites the groom’s family to the mandap.
Ganpati Puja: Groom’s family prays to Lord Ganesha before leaving for the wedding venue.
Nikasi: Groom’s sister ties the sehra and mare is blessed before the baraat departs.
Baraat: Groom’s procession with dance, music, and family revelry.
Toran: Groom hits a neem branch and touches the toran to ward off evil.
Baraat Dhukaav: Bride’s mother welcomes the groom with sweets and aarti.
Jaimala: Bride places suhalis on the groom and they exchange garlands.
Granthi Bandhan: Bride and groom’s garments are tied together symbolizing union.
Kanyadaan: Bride’s father gives her hand to the groom with blessings.
Panigrahan: Groom holds bride’s hand with sacred vows as family prays.
Phere: Couple takes seven rounds around the sacred fire, sharing vows of love and duty.
Ashwarohan: Bride steps on a stone to symbolize strength in facing life's challenges.
Vamang Sthapna: Bride sits to groom’s left after offering puffed rice into the fire.
Saptapadi: Couple takes seven steps together, promising unity and commitment.
Sindoor Daan: Groom applies sindoor and bride receives her nath from mother-in-law.
Aanjhala Bharai: Groom’s father gives bride a chunari and money bag to manage household prosperity.
Paharavani: Groom is showered with gifts; bride breaks a diya at her doorway in farewell.
Joota Chupai: Bride’s sisters steal groom’s shoes and demand a playful ransom.
Sir Guthhi: Elderly lady combs bride’s hair and freshens her up post-wedding.
Sajjan Goth: Grand feast hosted by the bride’s family featuring iconic Marwari dishes.
Jua Khilai: Fun games are played to test the new couple’s compatibility and chemistry.
Vidaai: Bride is given a coconut and coin bundle before tearful farewell.
Griha Pravesh: Bride enters groom’s home after tipping a rice vessel and leaving auspicious footprints.
Muh Dikhai: Bride is unveiled and blessed by elders with gifts and love.
Chura: Groom’s mother gifts the bride traditional lac bangles signifying her marital status.
Pag Phera: Couple visits the bride’s home post-wedding and receives a warm welcome with gifts and a meal.