This
ceremony marks the departure of the bride from her
parental house. She throws phulian or puffed rice over her
head. She conveys her good wishes for her parents through
this gesture. A beautifully decorated palanquin or car
takes her to her new home. She is usually accompanied by
her brother. Her relatives throw coins in the wake of this
procession.
The
newly weds are welcomed in a ceremony called the pani
bharna. The groom's mother performs the traditional aarti
(puja) with a pitcher of water. She makes seven attempts
to drink the water from the pitcher. The groom must allow
her to succeed only at the seventh attempt. The bride
must, with her right foot, kick the sarson ka tel (mustard
oil) that is put on the sides of the entrance door before
she enters the house. Along with her husband, she must
offer puja in their room. Then they must touch the feet of
the elders in a ceremony called matha tekna. The rest of
the evening is spent in playing enjoyable traditional
game.
This
ceremony demands that the newly weds visit the bride's
parents on the day after the wedding. They are usually
fetched by the bride's brother. The bride's parents host a
lunch to mark the occasion. They also give a lot of gifts
to the newly weds.
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