ॐ अस्यै विद्युदसि साक्षाद् इयं स्त्री पुंस इयमग्ने रायस्पोषाय संसृजा।

Om asyai vidyud asi sākṣād iyaṁ strī puṁsa iyam agne rāyaspoṣāya saṁsṛjā.

Kanyā Dāna Mantra (Rig Veda 10.85.36)
Context: Chanted by the bride's father while placing her hand in the groom's.
Meaning: "O Agni (Fire), may this woman (bride) unite with this man (groom) for prosperity and growth."
Purpose: Formalizes the father's consent and invokes divine blessings for the couple's material and spiritual prosperity.

एकमिषे विष्णुस्त्वान्वेतु।

Ekam iṣe viṣṇus tvānvetu.

Saptapadi Mantra (Yajur Veda)
Context: Recited for each of the 7 steps the couple takes around the sacred fire.
Meaning: "May Vishnu accompany you for food (1st step), strength (2nd step), wealth (3rd step), happiness (4th step), progeny (5th step), seasons (6th step), and lifelong friendship (7th step)."
Purpose: Legally solemnizes the marriage in Vedic tradition—each step represents a sacred vow.

मंगल्यं तन्तुनानेन मम जीवनहेतुना।
कण्ठे बध्नामि सुभगे त्वं जीव शरदं शतम्॥

Maṅgalyaṁ tantunānena mama jīvanahetunā.
Kaṇṭhe badhnāmi subhage tvaṁ jīva śaradaṁ śatam.

Mangalya Dharana Mantra (Classical Sanskrit)
Context: Tying the mangalsutra (sacred thread) around the bride's neck.
Meaning: "With this sacred thread, I bind you for my lifelong prosperity. O blessed one, may you live for a hundred years."
Purpose: Symbolizes marital commitment and invokes longevity for the bride.

इमा नारीरविधवाः सुपत्नीराञ्जनेन सर्पिषा संविशन्तु।
अनश्रवो.अनमीवाः सुरत्ना आ रोहन्तु जनयोयोनिमग्रे॥

Imā nārīr avidhavāḥ supatnīr āñjanena sarpiṣā saṁviśantu.
Anaśravo anamīvāḥ suratnā ā rohantu janayo yonim agre.

Laja Homa Mantra (Rig Veda 10.85.44)
Context: The bride's brother pours puffed rice (laja) into her hands, which she offers to the fire.
Meaning: "May these women (bridesmaids) be blessed with devoted husbands. May they be free from widowhood and sorrow, adorned with happiness."
Purpose: Seeks blessings for the bride's marital bliss and the well-being of all women present.

ॐ ईशे त्वोर्जे त्वा वायव स्थ पर्जन्यव स्थ।
ॐ भूर्भुवः स्वः पितरस्तृप्यताम्॥

Om īśe tvorje tvā vāyava sthā parjanyava sthā.
Om bhūr bhuvaḥ svaḥ pitaras tṛpyatām.

Ashirvada Mantra (Atharva Veda 14.2.64)
Context: Priests and elders bless the couple at the end of the ceremony.
Meaning: "May the divine forces of nature (wind, rain, earth) nourish you. May the ancestors be satisfied (with this union)."
Purpose: Invokes cosmic and ancestral blessings for the couple's future.

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Pre-Wedding Services

Consultation & Planning
🧑‍🤝‍🧑 Horoscope Matching (Kundli Milan) – Guna Milan (36-point system)
📅 Muhurta Selection – Auspicious date/time (Lagna Patrika)
⚙️ Customization – Rituals per family traditions (North/South/Inter-caste)
Pre-Wedding Rituals
🪔 Ganesh Puja – Blessings for obstacle-free marriage
🌼 Pithi/Sagan Ceremony – Turmeric paste (bride/groom's side)
🎶 Mehndi & Sangeet Havan – Optional Vedic blessings

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Wedding Day Services

Mandap Setup & Materials
🔥 Sacred Fire (Agni Kund) Arrangement
🪣 Kalash Sthapana – Holy pot with mango leaves & coconut
🕉️ Deity Invocation – Ganesh, Vishnu, Shiva, Kul Devi/Devta
Core Marriage Rituals (Vivah Sanskar)
🥁 Baraat Welcome – Swagatam with tilak & aarti
👨‍👧 Kanyadaan – Father offers bride's hand (Vedic mantras)
🪢 Hasta Milap – Tying sacred thread & cloth
🔁 Pheras (Saptapadi) – 7 vows around the fire
💑 Sindoor & Mangalsutra – Blessings for union
🐎 Ashwahrohan (If applicable) – Groom pledges protection
🙏 Aashirwad – Elders bless the couple
Post-Wedding Rituals
👋 Vidaai (Doli) – Emotional farewell
🏠 Griha Pravesh – Welcoming bride to new home

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Samagri Provision
🪔 Havan items (ghee, herbs, wood)
🧵 Sacred threads, rice, flowers
💍 Custom items: Mangalsutra, sindoor, kalash
Regional Variations
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🐚 Bengali: Saat Paak, Subho Drishti
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🎉 Reception Blessings – Short prayer for public events
🪔 Post-Wedding Pujas – Satyanarayan Puja (within 1 month)
🔮 Astrological Guidance – Marital harmony tips (Dasha periods)

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