Gujarati wedding!!!

Gujarat is known for its great culture, and delicious vegetarian food. All of these traits come together during a typical gujarati wedding where the union of two souls is not just a bunch of ancient ritual, but  a true celebration. There will hardly, be a dull moment, with multiple pre & post wedding rituals, vivacious dancing and adherence to tradition. The sheer warmth of the hosts and their careful attention to detail for your comfort is sure to win your heart.

The Gujarati groom usually wears dhoti and kurta for the wedding day. Although modern modern day grooms Also prefer to wear sherwanis and other Indo-western style kurtas. He almost always wears a matching turban on his head embellished with pearls and other precious stones. The Gujarati bride typically wears a traditional saree which may either be a panetaar or a garchola on her wedding day. The bridal wedding dress is always heavy. The draping of the saree is typical for a Gujarati bride with the pallu draped in the front fanned out over the blouse. The bride wears a host of jewelry to set off her bridal beauty like gala no har, kan ni butti, bajubandh with bangadiand patla, chandlo & Chadda .

Sangeet Sandhya or Sanji - this ceremony is observed during the evening a day prior to the wedding. Both the bride's and the groom's family come together at a common venue and perform songs and dance routiness, especially traditional Raas or Dandiya and garba dances.

The sounds of Dhol , nagada , turi , taturi  ,and Murli  are the first that you would hear when you attend a Gujarati wedding . The dishes you will find there are methi, gota, dhokra, chilli paneer, daal bhajia, Gujarati samosa, Allo saak, jeera rice, vegetable biryani, n drinks are fruit punch , thandari , khas khas sherbet , lassi . N desserts are churma Barfi , amrat paak and jalebi and so on .