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Marathi Wedding, Marathi Marriage

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To book experience Vedic  Pandit for Marathi Wedding, Marathi Marriage ceremony, Call or WhatsApp on +91 9538602626 or email on enquiry@aadishakti.co

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Out of all the diverse regional weddings in India, Marathi Wedding, Marathi Marriage are filled with ceremonies that are fairly simple yet vibrant. Most of their wedding rituals are performed during the day. The process starts with matching the bride and the groom’s Kundlis. If their it match is good, then an auspicious date is fixed for the wedding and other ceremonies. However, the specific ceremonies may vary according to the customs and beliefs of the people.

To book experience Vedic  Pandit for Marathi Wedding, Marathi Marriage ceremony, Call or WhatsApp on +91 9538602626 or email on enquiry@aadishakti.co

 

Purpose of Marathi Wedding, Marathi Marriage

  • Seek blessings of all almighty, elders, ancestors
  • For happy and prosperous married life of the couple
  • Social acceptability to union of family and couple

 

When to perform the  (Auspicious Muhurat)

  • Consult Pandit  /Purohit and fix a best date and time
  • You can also check dates in our Muhurat section

 

Wedding Rituals: Marathi Wedding, Marathi Marriage

Ganpati Puja– The wedding day begins with worshipping Lord Ganesha and asking for his blessing for the couple’s future and that their lives are devoid of any obstacle.

Punyahvachan – The bride’s parents then accompany their daughter to ask everyone present at the venue to bless their daughter.

Devdevak – The family deity or Kul Devata is then invoked at the site where the wedding is to take place

The Seeman Puja – The groom and his family arrives at the wedding venue and the bride’s mother washes the groom’s feet, applies tilak on his forhead, does his arti and feeds him with sweets.

Gurihar Puja – The bride is decked up in traditional wedding attire, usually gifted to her by the maternal uncle, and she offers her worship to a silver idol of Goddess Parvati placed on a mound of rice. She offers some of the rice to the Goddess and asks for her blessing for a prosperous life.

The Antarpat ritual– The groom now appears at the mandap with his head covered by a traditional cap or turban; he wears the mundavalya and sits at his designated place on the mandap. A cloth is held in front of the groom preventing him to see the bride and this cloth is known as the Antarpat.

The Sankalp ritual – The priest chants the Mangalashtakas, or holy wedding vows. The bride is led to the mandap by her maternal uncle. The Antarpat is removed and the couple sees each other. They exchange the garlands and are showered with akshatas or unbroken rice

Kankana Bandhana

The bride’s brothers or other male members of the family are invited to the mandap to stand and draw a cotton thread around the couple. They form four corners and pass the thread around the couple. After, the priest, takes the thread and ties it with a turmeric tuber (a small piece of the root) and ties around the bride and the groom. This wards off any evil spirits. This tradition is common for coastal Maharashtrians and some in the Brahmin community.

The Kanyadan ritual–The father of the bride then gives his daughter away to the groom along with his blessings for them to start a life of Dharma, Artha and Kama. The groom accepts his blessings and says he is receiving love in exchange of love, and that the bride is the Divine love that is showered from the Sky and received on Earth. The bride asks him to promise that he will love and respect her. The bride’s parents perform worship of the couple as avatars of Lord Vishnu and Goddess Lakshmi. The couple ties a piece of turmeric or halkund with a thread on each other’s hands and the ritual is known as Kankan bandhane. The groom then seals the ritual by placing the mangalsutra around her neck and applying vermillion on her center parting. The bride in return applies a sandalwood tilak on the groom’s forehead.

The Satapadhi ritual– The couple circumambulate around the sacred fire seven times saying out loud the seven ritualistic weddings vows.

The Karmasampati ritual– At the end of all wedding ritual the couple prays in front to the holy fire before it is extinguished. The father of the bride playfully twists the groom’s ear to remind him of his future duties. The couple gets up from the mandap and seeks blessings from all relatives present.


Pre Wedding Rituals

Sakhar Puda– Sakhar Puda is one of the first rituals heralding the beginning of the wedding process. It is sort of the formal engagement ceremony. It is generally held a few days before the wedding. The two families gather and the bride is given a saree, jewelry and a packet of sugar or Sakhar Puda by the groom’s mother as a sign of her acceptance to the family.

Muhurt Karane– The precise date and time of the wedding is decided by the family priest and the wedding preparations start at both houses by the inviting five married women or ‘Suhasanie’ to participate on a pre-determined auspicious day certain months before the wedding. In an iron pestle tied with mango leaves, the women pound turmeric or halkund to be used later. They roll out papads and make sandage (pulses soaked and ground, mixed with spices and dried in the sun). After this rituals the shopping starts and the bride’s side often hold a rukhvat – exhibition of decorative and food items made by the bride.

Wedding Invitations– The wedding invitations are selected and printed for both sides generally months or weeks before the designated wedding date. The first wedding invitation is always presented to Lord Ganesha as a symbolic request for him to grace the auspicious day with his divine presence.

Kelvan– A couple of days before the wedding, a puja is offered to the family deity by both the bride and groom’s side with their respective relatives and friends in attendance. This is known as the Kelvan and is generally followed by a meal.

Halad Chadavane– This particular ceremony takes place on the day before the wedding. The turmeric pound during the Muhurt Karane ritual is used by the same five Suhasinis. They apply the turmeric paste on the head, shoulders, hands and feet of the bride as well as the groom with mango leaves. The ceremony takes place in the groom’s place first, and then the leftover turmeric paste is sent to the bride’s place where it is applied on her.

Post Wedding Rituals

The Varat ritual– After completion of the wedding rituals, the bride bids tearful goodbye to her family and is led to her husband’s home. The groom picks up the silver idol of Devi Parvati during the Gaurihar Puja. The Varat refers to the procession that sees the bride off from her paternal home to her husband’s home.

The Grihapravesh– Grihapravesh is the first ritual conducted after wedding. The groom’s mother embraces the new couple and washes their feet with milk and water. After this the traditional aarti is performed and the bride is asked to enter the house by knocking down a glass of rice, kept at the entrance. The couple enters the house with their right foot.

The Reception–Last but not the least Reception party is organized, wherein the newly married couple meets and greets all family and friends, while sumptuous food is served for the guests. The bride wears saree and Jewelry gifted to her from the groom’s side while the groom dresses in attires presented by the bride’s side.

Why Choose Us

  • Highly experienced Vedic Pandit, priests or purohits
  • Affordable fee
  • All rituals follow Vedic Standards and Procedures
  • We bring all Puja Samagri to ensure a hassle-free experience
  • We also conduct online (Distance) Puja
  • More than 6000 pujas done by the team
  •  Watch wedding video by Madhura Photos. This is only for reference

 

Kindly Note

  • Fee mentioned is for 1 (one) Pandit.
    • In case more pandits are needed, our fee is Rs 2000 for each extra Pandit
    • Fee is only for wedding day rituals.
    • In case, you want to avail services for other day rituals, fee would be extra based on various rituals
  • Our Pandit bring Puja Materials
  • Client has to get Fruits, Flower, Sweets
    • Also Mangalsutra, Bichiya, Clothes, Chowki, Pata, sweets, Flower Garlands,  and vessels
  • Pandit will come 30 min prior to muhurta
  • For Booking, you need to pay 30% of the fee. The balance amount is to be paid to the Pandit after completion of the Puja
    • Do not cancel the puja, advance is non refundable
  • Attached video is just for reference. Puja varies from region to region. There is no single way to perform the puja

 

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1 Day Gruha Pravesha Puja, 1 day Gruha Pravesha Puja & Satyanarayan Puja, 2 day Gruha Pravesha Puja

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2 reviews for Marathi Wedding, Marathi Marriage

  1. Sudhir Joshi

    Marathi Bhat ji of Aadishakti has perform my sons’ wedding. It was total Maharashtrian rituals. Ceremonies were good. Bhat Ji had performed many marriages earlier. Hence it was very well done. I am satified and happy

  2. Prakash Saonkar

    Thanks Aadishakti and I am very happy. It was first wedding in our family after long time. All the Marathi rituals were performed. Panditji explained us what he going to do, even agreed to do some of our family rituals. It was real grand but traditional Marathi wedding

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