marriage traditions

Gruha Pravesam : A Traditional housewarming ceremony performed while entering a new home. Here is a breakdown of the materials and rituals typically involved: Materials required: Sitaram Patam (Photograph of deities) Lakshmi and…
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In the tapestry of Telugu marriage traditions, the "Saree Offering to the Married Daughter by Parents" unveils a poignant moment as a precious saree is bestowed upon the beloved daughter, symbolizing love, blessings, and the enduring bond…
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This is a sacred ceremony unfolding, invoking blessings and auspiciousness for the newlywed bride.
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Bride : An array of new clothes, a dazzling plate (kanchamu), blouses, a make-up box, towels, elegant glasses, stylish skirts, gleaming silverware, delicate handkerchiefs, cozy blankets, a sturdy bucket, a spacious suitcase, charming cups,…
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Poola Chendlata : Following the blissful union, the bride and groom relish a delectable lunch, and then embark upon a delightful celebration. A resplendent blanket is elegantly spread, and they sit face-to-face, embracing the…
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The Alaka Panupu ceremony holds a special place in Telugu marriage traditions, particularly during the period of pregnancy. It unfolds as the groom, wearing an air of quiet contemplation, gracefully settles on a bed, seemingly unaffected by…
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Dongavelam is a delightful ceremony performed by the groom at his mother-in-law's house. In this cherished tradition, a silver bowl filled with the delectable Minapa Sunnivunda (sweet delicacy) is placed on the porch of the bride's house.
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Mardalu Maada Veduka: Among the traditional gold ornaments worn by women in the past, the Mada holds a significant place. It was an ornament specifically adorned by the bride during the wedding ceremony.
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The Nalugu ceremony, filled with joy, is celebrated by both parties involved. During this ceremony, Sandalwood (Gandham paste) is applied to the bride, and women, including the co-mothers-in-law.
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The name-calling ceremony is a delightful moment in the Telugu marriage tradition. It involves the participation of brothers-in-law, sisters-in-law, daughters-in-law, mothers-in-law, and daughters.
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