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Hindu ritual wedding kalash on traditional wedding ceremony.

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.

This image captures an Indian Haldi ceremony, where the groom is surrounded by women from his family who are performing thread rituals. The groom is seen in traditional white kurta sit at the center of the gathering, while his female relatives, dressed in traditional yellow sari lovingly perform sacred rituals.

A bride and groom exchange vows during a traditional Hindu wedding ceremony, with their mehndi adorned hands delicately holding a sacred object, symbolizing the union of their lives.

Beautiful bride in traditional clothing and jewelry smiling and looking at groom holding her red dupatta during wedding ceremony

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

Dashain is a major Hindu festival that celebrates the victory of good over evil. It takes place in Nepal and in parts of India, Sri Lanka, and Bhutan, and is also known as Bada'dashain or Vijaya Dashami. The festival is marked by family gatherings, blessings, and special rituals.

Kolkata, India, November 29,2021: Hands of Bride and Groom with Betel or Paan Leaf at the Time of Indian Hindu Bengali Wedding. Selective Focus is used.

water eclipse, a sacrament of Hindu marriage, Indian marriage ceremony.

Indian couple holding hand close up in wedding ceremony. Concept of marriage, partnership, commitment.

The bride and groom at the Indian wedding garlands or Jaimala ceremony on the stage.

Indian Hindu wedding ceremony ritual items close up

Indian bride and groom holding hands during wedding ceremony

a traditional wedding ritual where a groom pours a sacred liquid into the bride's hand, symbolizing union and blessings in a spiritual ceremony.

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

Traditional indian wedding ceremony, groom and bride hand

Typical South Indian hindu Wedding tradition in India.

Female feet Bengali wedding ritual

Hand of Indian man holding a metal knife to break a coconut over a silver tray during pooja in a South Indian Hindu wedding.

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

Photo taken in Cochin, India

Indian woman holding Diwali oil lamp

The smiling newly married couple walks hand in hand looking at each other around the sacred fire. Each step symbolizes their commitment and love for each other. By encircling the flames, they seek blessings for their union, promising to support and cherish each other for a lifetime.

Indian wedding ceremony photography : bridal and groom hand and wedding processed

In a cultural program a pineapple is decorated with many other fruit

Bengali wedding ritual

Part of an indian hindu wedding ceremony where the bride and grooms are tied wedding band together

Indian couple holding hand close up in wedding ceremony. Concept of marriage, partnership, commitment.

Typical South Indian hindu Wedding tradition in India.

Happy mid adult husband and wife buying wicker decorations at market stall while doing shopping at Surajkund fair

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