Telugu Marriage Traditions

Panigrahanam : An indeed considered an important ritual in Hindu marriages. It is synonymous with the act of marriage itself. In earlier times, the groom would take the bride's hand and lead her to Agnihotra (sacred fire). However, in…
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Bommani Appagintha : After the wedding ceremony, there are various customs and rituals that take place, symbolizing the bond between the newly married couple and their families. One such custom involves the bridegroom's sister. Bommani…
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Appaginthalu : A Ceremony, accompanied by the singing of the Appagintala song by the Bhajantris, is an important ritual in Hindu weddings. During this ceremony, the bride is seated in the center of the wedding peeta (platform) and her hand…
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Dhruva Nakshatram : The tradition of showing the newlyweds the North Pole star, which is known for its stability and eternal presence in the sky, holds significance in Vedic culture. This practice can be observed during both daytime with…
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Arundhati Nakshatra Darshanam : Holds Special significance in Hindu mythology and is visible only at night. It is believed to be located slightly behind Vashista, one of the Saptarishis (seven sages), in the constellation. Arundhati, the…
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Perantalu Worship : On the day of the wedding, a special ritual takes place where the parents of the bride and groom are invited to sit together with their respective children. This ritual holds great importance and is distinct from the…
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Mangalasutram : Also known as Mangalyam, Thali, Talibottu, Pushte, or Shatamanam, is a chain-like object worn around the neck by married women in Hindu tradition. It holds significant importance in Hindu wedding ceremonies and is…
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