Explore the Three Key Days of a Traditional Pakistani Wedding

Discover the vibrant traditions of a Pakistani wedding, including Mehndi, Baraat, and Walima celebrations.

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A Pakistani wedding typically spans three key days: Mehndi (Henna Night), focusing on songs, dances, and henna application; Baraat (the groom's arrival), featuring the main wedding ceremony and reception; and Walima (the reception hosted by the groom's family), which celebrates the union. Each day is rich in cultural traditions and rituals.

FAQs & Answers

  1. What happens during the Mehndi ceremony? The Mehndi ceremony involves applying henna to the bride's hands and feet, along with singing and dancing to traditional songs.
  2. What is the Baraat in a Pakistani wedding? The Baraat is the groom's arrival at the wedding venue, marking the main wedding ceremony and celebrations.
  3. What is the significance of the Walima ceremony? Walima is the reception hosted by the groom's family, symbolizing the completion of the marriage and celebrating the union of both families.

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