Adhibas Tattva: Tattvas are the gifts. These gift are sent by the groom's family. The gifts include saree for the groom’s mother, curd, fish, sweets, dhaan (grains) and durba (grass strands) which are placed on a brass plate and carried by servants to the groom’s home.
Snan: The snan literally means bathing. It is the bathing ritual
that is followed in turn by the bride and the groom. It takes place in late
afternoon on the wedding day. During the snan ceremony, a couple of married
women apply the paste of turmeric and oil on the bride/groom’s hair and body.
Thereafter, the bride/groom is given a new set of clothes that is gifted by
his/her in-laws. The old worn clothes of the bride/groom are given away to the
barber.
Sankha Porana: Sankha porana
is the tradition of wearing shankha porana or conch shell bangles that have
been dipped in turmeric water. This tradition is followed by the bride after
bathing and dressing up in a new sari.
Dressing Up The Bride: Dressing
up the bride is a ritual in itself, in the traditional Bengali marriage. The
bride is ornamented with jewelry and crown. When she is fully dressed and ready
to go to the mandap, her face is beautified with a design of mukut using the
chandan paste.
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