Wedding Ceremony (Vivah Puja)

Wedding Ceremony (Vivah Puja)

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Certainly, a Hindu wedding ceremony, known as "Vivah Puja," involves a series of rituals and ceremonies that celebrate the union of two individuals. Here's a general list of items commonly used in a Hindu wedding ceremony conducted at a temple:

1. Wedding Mandap Setup:

  • A decorated canopy or mandap where the main rituals take place.

2. Sacred Fire (Agni):

  • The central element of the ceremony for performing rituals like the Agni Puja and Saptapadi.

3. Idol or Picture of Deities:

  • Images or idols of deities like Lord Ganesha, Goddess Lakshmi, and Lord Vishnu are often present for blessings.

4. Mangalsutra (Sacred Necklace):

  • A symbolic necklace worn by the bride as a sign of marital status.

5. Saptapadi (Seven Steps) Items:

  • Rice grains for the Seven Steps ritual and a pathway of leaves.

6. Akshata (Unbroken Rice Grains):

  • Rice grains often used for offerings.

7. Flowers:

  • Fresh flowers for decoration and offerings.

8. Chandan (Sandalwood Paste) and Kumkum (Vermilion):

9. Camphor (Kapoor) and Diya (Oil Lamp):

  • Camphor for aarti (light offering).
  • Oil lamp with ghee or oil.

10. Incense and Dhoop (Fragrance):

  • Incense sticks (agarbatti).
  • Dhoop cones or powder.

11. Coconut:

  • Coconut is often used for offerings.

12. Fruits and Sweets:

  • Fresh fruits and sweets for offerings and sharing.

13. Ghee (Clarified Butter):

  • Used in the fire rituals.

14. Sacred Thread (Mauli or Kalava):

15. Betel Leaves and Nuts:

16. Traditional Attire and Jewelry:

17. Turmeric Paste and Oil:

  • For pre-wedding rituals like the haldi ceremony.

18. Ring and Other Jewelry:

  • For exchanging rings during the ceremony.

19. Wedding Garlands (Jaimala):

20. Yajnopavita (Sacred Thread):

21. Thali or Platter:

  • A plate used for holding various ritual items.

22. Japa Mala (Prayer Beads):

  • Used for chanting mantras.

23. Bell:

  • A brass bell for invoking blessings.

24. Prasadam:

  • Prepared food offered and blessed during the ceremony.

25. Traditional Music Instruments:

  • Instruments like drums and bells for music and rhythm.

Please note that the specific items and rituals can vary based on regional customs, traditions, and the specific practices of the temple. It's essential to consult with the temple priests or wedding organizers to get accurate information about the items and procedures to be followed for a Hindu wedding ceremony at the particular temple.

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