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Indian Hindu wedding celebrations are elaborate and vibrant events that typically span several days. They are rich with a variety of customs, rituals, and traditions that showcase India's cultural heritage.

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Pre-Wedding Rituals: Indian Hindu wedding traditions typically commence with pre-wedding rituals involving both the bride and groom's families. These rituals encompass engagement ceremonies, mehndi ceremonies (henna application on the bride's hands and feet), sangeet ceremonies (musical nights), and haldi ceremonies (turmeric paste application).

Wedding Ceremony: The main marriage ceremony, known as "Vivah," traditionally takes place at a temple or wedding venue. The couple exchanges vows, performs the seven steps, known as "Saat Phere," around a sacred fire, exchanges rings, and is pronounced husband and wife.

Attire: The bride typically adorns herself in traditional Indian wedding garments like a "Lehenga" or "Saree," usually in red or other auspicious colors. The groom commonly wears a traditional Indian attire called "Sherwani."

Food: Indian weddings are famous for their lavish and delectable feasts. The traditional wedding spread consists of an array of vegetarian and non-vegetarian dishes, sweets, and desserts.

Post-Wedding Rituals: The festivities continue with post-wedding customs like "Vidaai" (bride's farewell), "Grihapravesh" (bride's entry into the groom's household), and "Reception" (a celebration honoring the newlyweds).

Pre-Wedding Rituals: These rituals comprise engagement ceremonies, haldi ceremonies, mehendi ceremonies, and sangeet ceremonies where families come together to perform age-old customs like applying turmeric paste or intricate henna designs.

Wedding Ceremony: The marriage ceremony often occurs under a decorated canopy called a mandap with rituals like Kanyadaan and Saat Phere symbolizing important aspects of the union.

Post-Wedding Rituals: These involve the Vidaai ceremony where the bride bids farewell to her family, Griha Pravesh symbolizing her entry into her new home, among others.

Attire: The bride typically dons a red or maroon sari or lehenga while the groom opts for a sherwani or traditional outfit.

Food: An integral part of weddings is the elaborate feast known as shaadi ka khana which features various dishes including both vegetarian and non-vegetarian options.

Music and Dance: Music and dance hold significance in Indian weddings with the sangeet ceremony dedicated to performances by both families.

Indian Hindu weddings celebrate love, family, and tradition, making each wedding unique and special in its own way.