The rituals, ceremonies, and traditions of Indian weddings, whether they are Hindu, Christian, or Muslim, make them more colorful. According to their beliefs, various religions practise various customs.
During an Indian Christian wedding in Kerala or another region of South India, the bride and the groom are blessed by having oil, turmeric, and sandalwood paste applied to them. Coconut paste is used in place of haldi in Goa and the Konkan regions. The couple receives a holy bath at the conclusion of the Roce ceremony.
There are additional rites associated with Nikah, such as Mehr, Ijab-e-Qubool, and Nikah Nama, that are carried out. The Mehr, a kind of dowry for the marriage, is given to the bride following the Nikah. It's thought that this tradition, which is obligatory, represents the groom's vow to the bride's father that he would take care of his wife, is meant to be kept.
However, the Vedic yajna rituals at the heart of the Hindu wedding ceremony—Kanyadan, Panigrahana, and Saptapadi—are essentially the same everywhere. These rituals involve the father giving away his daughter, holding hands voluntarily near the fire to symbolise union, and taking seven “steps before fire.” Everyone makes pledges to one another at each stage.
In Hinduism, Agni, the fire-deity (also known as the Sacred Fire), serves as the main witness to the marriage, which is performed in front of friends and family. Hindus regard Sanskrit to be the language of sacred rites, hence the ceremony is generally conducted entirely—or at least in part—in Sanskrit. Additionally, the bride and groom may speak their native tongue. In the Gruhya sutra, which was written by a number of rishis including Baudhayana and Ashvalayana, the procedures are laid out in detail.
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