Haldi Ceremony.
- Tanisha Mehta
- Sep 15, 2015
- 1 min read
In the India cuisine, haldi aka turmeric holds a special place of honour in our homes. It is known for it's anti-flammatory and other healing properties because of which it has become popular. The area where it holds the most important place is indian traditions/weddings. The amazing ingredient has the entire ceremony to it's name. A paste of turmeric is applied on both the bride and groom's legs and arms. While some mix it with sandalwood powder and milk, others mix it with rosewater. This ceremony is also accompanied by traditional songs and dances at times. Nost people believe that the reason for applying haldi is to ward of evil spirits from affecting the bride and the groom, In some religions, they are also tied a sacred red thread or given small amulets to be protected from evil eye. The yellow colour ushers in a life of prosperity for the couple.
What you need:
Haldi Powder
Rose Water
Sandalwood Powder
Mango leaves
What to wear:
Good Indian clothes
Light jewellery
Basic makeup
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