North Indian weddings

Typical features are the roka or sagāī, tilak, haldī, mehendī and sangīt, the sehrā (veil of flowers) on the groom, the bārāt on a horse, jaimālā, and pheras at night at the muhūrta, followed by sindūr and maṅgalsūtra, and the vidāī in the early morning.

Punjabi Hindu weddings add the chūṛā (red and white bangles given by the maternal uncle) and kalīre tied to them.

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