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Typical South Indian hindu Wedding tradition in India.

A close-up of a couple dressed in traditional attire. They are holding a betel leaf, Mangalsutra placed on a betel leaf, symbolizing a significant aspect of the wedding ceremony. This photo captures the cultural importance and ritual significance of these traditional elements.

Indian bride and groom holding hands during wedding ceremony

South Indian Hindu wedding ceremony. Portrait photography. Concept of marriage, partnership, commitment.

Bangles and Golden necklace set for newly bride

Traditional wedding ceremony in Hinduism

An Indian groom holding the hand of the bride for the wedding promise. Selective focus on the wedding ring and fingers. Concept of love, faith, and beauty of marriage.

Indian Traditional Gold Necklace shot in studio light.

Female feet Bengali wedding ritual

This image capturing the bride and groom together during the Haldi ceremony, both adorned with the Mundawali, a sacred thread tied across their foreheads. The couple, dressed in traditional yellow attire, sit side by side, with warm smile and the women around them touching the thread. The Mundawali symbolizes protection and blessings as they prepare for their upcoming wedding

Two women with henna tattoos adjust their bangles at an Indian wedding celebration.

Indian groom's traditional wedding jewelry close up

Close-up of yellow threads holding a gold thali pendant, placed on a turmeric-coated coconut during pooja in a South Indian Hindu wedding ceremony.

Indian wedding ceremony in Hinduism : green leaf rice grain and marigold flower decorative on wooden board for bridal entry

Saptapadi or seven steps is an important ritual in a hindu wedding in Maharashtra state, India with bride touching seven small heaps of raw rice with her toes. Slow shutter speed to highlight movement of foot.

Gold jewellery

Indian traditional gold and silver jewellery

A couple gracefully looking at each other holding a betel leaf with a nuptial chain (Mangal sutra) placed on it, symbolizing a sacred moment. Mangal sutra is traditionally tied by the groom around the bride's neck during the wedding ceremony, representing love, trust, and commitment. The Mangal sutra is a sign of a woman's married status and is believed to bring protection, prosperity, and well-being to the couple

Indian groom holding bridal hand whe she coming on the stage. Weddings in India vary regionally, the religion and per personal preferences of the bride and groom. They are festive occasions in India, and in most cases celebrated with extensive decorations, colors, music, dance, costumes and rituals that depend on the religion of the bride and the groom, as well as their preferences.

Indian bride's wedding jewelry close up

A gold thali pendant placed on the bride's palm hold by groom. South Indian Hindu wedding ceremony. Portrait session.

Bengali marriage rituals of Gaye holud where traditional women applies turmeric paste on bride and groom. This has many health benefits also.

Golden necklace and nath in box, indian jewellery

Gold jewellery gift giving to the bride

Indian Wedding Concept. Two women at an Indian wedding, wearing Silver anklets (Payal) and showing off their feet.

Women from the bride's family tying a Mundawali (sacred thread) around the bride’s forehead during her haldi ceremony. The Mundawali thread is an auspicious symbol used in traditional Marathi (Maharashtrian) wedding ceremony.

Ring Ceremony Engagement Traditional Indian Function Close up Hand Shot

Wedding rings on shiny background.

Close up shot of gold bracelet on yellow flower with red bridal dress in background. Traditional gold jewelry of Indian bride.

Traditional batan grinding stone tied with red fabric on a banana leaf, used in pooja during a South Indian Hindu wedding ceremony.

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