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Destination - Ancient Indian Ceremonies

Arsha Marriage

The bride’s father received a gift of milk cow and a breeding bull from the bridegroom. This was not considered dowry, but a token of respect.


Asura Marriage

The bridegroom voluntarily gave as much wealth as he could afford to the bride’s relatives. This was not in accordance with the injunctions of the scriptures because it was like buying the bride, which was prohibited.


Brahmo Marriage

The father or guardian gave away his daughter, "Duly decked with in noble qualities, costly garments and jewels" to a carefully chosen bridegroom well versed in the vedas and endowed.


Paishacha Marriage

According to this, a person married a woman whom he had seduced while she was asleep, intoxicated or insane. This was prohibited


Daiva Marriage

The daughter"duly decked with ornaments", was given in gratitude to a priest for performing some important worship rituals. This was extremely rare.


Gandharva Marriage

This kind of marriage have been caused by lustful impulses. Bridegroom and bride marry secretly without the knowledge of their parents. This was considered inferior.


Prajaapaatya Marriage

Bride’s father gave his daughter to the bridegroom with the traditional blessing "May both of you perform your duties together".


Raakshasa Marriage

The woman was forcibly taken away from her family and then persuaded to marry. This was considered inferior because caused by lustful impulses.


Traditional Marriage: A Sacrament

In Hindu dharma, marriage is viewed as a sacrament and not a contract. Hindu marriage is a lifelong commitment of one wife and one husband, and is the strongest social bond that takes place between a man and a woman.
Grahastha Ashram (the householder stage), the second of the four stages of life begins when a man and a woman marry and start a household. For a Hindu marriage is the only way to continue the family and thereby repay his debt to his/her ancestors.

In Hindu view, marriage is not a concession to human weakness, but a means for spiritual growth. Man and woman are soul mates who, through the institution of marriage, can direct the energy associated with their individual instincts and passion into the progress of their souls.
 
 
 
 
 
 
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A man and a woman may marry if they are both 18 years or over and single are free to marry as per Indian laws.
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The countdown to your wedding day is a truly exciting time for you, your future husband/wife and your families and friends.
When you wake up and realise that today is the day, you might well feel overwhelmed.
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