Punjabi weddings are a vibrant and cherished reflection of Punjabi culture, featuring elaborate rituals, songs, dances, food, and attire that have evolved over centuries. Each region in India has its unique customs, influenced by religion and personal preferences, making every wedding a joyous and festive occasion.

Dive into the Traditions with Exciting Game Features

PHONE CALLS

In traditional arranged marriages, the to-be-wife and husband are introduced for the first time. This initial meeting is often followed by phone calls or emails, setting the stage for their relationship.

ROKA AND THAKA

The Roka or Rokna ritual is the first step in a series of ceremonies. The bride's family visits the groom's home with numerous gifts, marking the beginning of a new chapter.

CHUNNI CEREMONY AND ENGAGEMENT

The Chunni ceremony officially engages the couple. A red-colored outfit such as a sari or lehenga-choli is gifted to the bride along with a head scarf called a chunni, symbolizing the start of their journey together.

INVITATION CARD

A wedding invitation is a formal request for guests to attend the ceremony. Typically written in third-person language, invitations are sent out three to four weeks before the wedding date.

MEHENDI CEREMONY (HENNA)

Mehndi is a ceremonial art form originating from ancient India. Intricate designs are created with henna on the bride's palms and feet, adding beauty and auspiciousness to the wedding festivities.

SANGEET

The Sangeet ceremony celebrates the union of two families. It is a lively event filled with singing, dancing, and music, creating a joyful atmosphere before the main wedding.

CHOODA CHADHANA & KALIDE CEREMONY

The maternal uncle or "mama" gifts the bride with a set of 21 bangles, while her sisters and friends tie kalide, umbrella-shaped figures, to the chooda.

HALDI CEREMONY (Girl)

Turmeric paste is applied to the bride's face and hands, acting as a natural scrub and cleansing agent, enhancing her natural glow.

SEHRABANDI

The bridegroom wears a red-colored turban or headgear called sehra, adorned by his brother, cousin, or another male relative.

AGWAANI AND MILNI

This ritual marks the arrival of the groom on his horse, accompanied by his procession. He is welcomed by the bride's family, and relatives from both sides greet each other warmly.

WEDDING

The ceremony takes place at the Gurudwara prayer hall, where the Guru Granth Sahib is placed prominently. The couple and their parents offer Ardaas to 'Waheguru' and sing Shabads or hymns.

BRIDE'S MAKEUP

Indian Punjabi bridal makeup includes 16 essential items, collectively known as the Solah Shringar, ensuring the bride looks radiant and beautiful.

BRIDE'S RECEPTION DRESSUP

Reception is an opportunity to showcase elegance and comfort. Floor-length reception wedding dresses are perfect for maintaining a classic look while feeling comfortable.

RECEPTION

A wedding reception is a celebration held after the ceremony, offering hospitality to guests who attended the wedding.

Join the fun with "Punjabi Wedding - Indian Girl AR," a game that brings these rich traditions to life, making it an excellent learning experience for kids and adults alike.