1) Varmala Ceremony:
It is otherwise called Jaimala. The custom of Varmala is made sense of in our antiquated Vedic Literature. The trading of wreaths by the Bride and Groom affirms that the two of them acknowledge each other openly. For the most part, the laurels are thought of as devout and composed of new blossoms like – Rose, Lotus, Orchids, and so forth.
2) Parikrama or 7 Pheras Around The Fire:
It is one of the main strides in the marriage act in the Hindu Religion. The idea of parikrama is made sense of in the Vedas of Hindu Religion which affirms the acknowledgement of the spirit of the two accomplices. Both the accomplices take 7 Pheras around the fire and each parikrama has some particular importance. Arya Samaj Mandir Lucknow .
- a) In the first round – the two of them petition God for good and quality food.
- b) second round – for good physical, mental and otherworldly wellbeing.
- c) third round – for riches and solidarity to confront the troubles in coexistence.
- d) fourth round – for more regard and obligation regarding each other’s families
- e) fifth round – for delightful, solid and great kids
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