* Gives you a pots of Makhan , Ice cream and Kheer *
*The Baarat comes*
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Bride 's family greets the groom 's . The couple exchange Milni Malas, to wear around their necks.
The bride's parents and family, including uncles and aunts, all welcome the groom and his entire family. Then they escort the grooms and his immediate family to their place of honor at the altar.
The bride 's parents do Kanyadaan
The bride and groom walk around the fire four times, with each turn representing a major goal in life: Dharma, morality; Artha, prosperity; Kama, personal gratification; and Moksha, spirituality.
As they perform the Mangalphera, the Pandit, who chants verses during the ceremony, ties them together.
In another ritual, the priest takes the scarves the bride and groom are wearing and ties them together before walking them around the fire. They all are given a mix of flowers, rice, and herbs to offer to the holy fire, which is in the center of the mandap to complete the prayers.
Seven steps are taken as they vow to support each other and live happily together . Each step represents a marital vow, a promise to be committed to each other and to take care of each other. The priest offers blessings for an abundance of food, prosperity, eternal happiness, children, harmony, and friendship.
Arjun applies Sindoor to the center of Draupadi's forehead and tie Mangalsutra symbolizing that she's now a married woman.
For happiness and prosperity, friends and families also throw flowers after the couple is married.
