marriage traditions

Yaranalu ceremony, a significant part of Telugu marriage traditions during which the bride's mother and the groom's family undertake the responsibility of collecting various items.
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Devoted believers in Sri Venkateswara Swami make dedicated offerings, seeking fulfillment in various aspects of life such as marriage, career, health, and prosperity.
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Worshipping Lord Venkateswara is a household activity in the Telugu community. On any occasion be it house warming, starting a new business, celebrating an important event in life - always praying Lord Venkateswara has utmost significance.…
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In the village where we live, there will be a neem tree which is worshiped as Mahalakshmi tree. The newly married couple is taken to that temple with mela talams and worshiped to that deity tree.
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Vadhuvu Kallaku Mettelu : A Traditional practice for the bride and groom to exchange toe rings on the day of the wedding. Toe rings, also known as "mattelu" in some regions, hold significance in Hindu culture. They are considered a symbol…
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Samavartanam : The rite you are referring to is performed when a student completes his studies and leaves the Gurukul (traditional educational institution). It is a significant milestone in the student's life and is often referred to as…
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Sikha : Also Known as the Head During the ceremonial hair removal ritual, it is customary to place on the head. As per their family tradition, they maintain three or five Hairstyles, depending on their lineage. Those belonging to…
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Baby Shower : The Joyous celebration fills the hearts of grandparents and their beloved grandson/granddaughter with immense happiness. On this special day, they gather everyone and share delightful anecdotes about their mischievous…
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Aksharabhyasam : Also Known As Aksharabhyas or Akshararambha is a Sanskar (rite) performed when a child's mind is considered mature enough to start learning letters and acquiring knowledge. It is also known as Aksharakarana and Vidya…
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Karnavedha : Also known as ear piercing, is a ceremony performed within the first five years of a child's life. While the initial purpose of wearing earrings may have been for beauty, it gradually gained importance in rituals due to its…
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