Gujarati Wedding Items

In the vibrant tapestry of Indian weddings, Gujarati ceremonies stand out for their colorful traditions and rich cultural heritage. Vedic Vaani presents a splendid assortment of Gujarati wedding items, each intricately crafted to adorn and elevate every moment of these joyous celebrations. From exquisite torans and vibrant rangolis to ornate thalis and ceremonial pots, every piece is a testament to the grandeur and elegance of Gujarati nuptials. These meticulously curated items not only add splendor to the rituals but also carry forward the age-old customs and rituals that make Gujarati weddings truly unforgettable.

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  • Jaimala for Bride & Groom Wedding Mala
    $11.53
    Shubh Vivah Jaimala Varmala for Wedding ceremony is one of the oldest traditions, the bribe and groom put garlands around each other neck is call swayamvar.

    These garlands are also ideal for offering on deity idols, altar. It is a sign of welcoming and invoking the blessings of a deity.

    Size: 25 inches (Length)
  • Haldi Mehendi Shaadi Odhna Zari Lace Red Dupatta With Brooch
    $26.00

    Orange Attractive Odhani Bandhej with embroidery on soft cloth dupatta with attractive designer border. It is an integral part of festivities. It is draped on head and shoulders like a scarf by devotees during religious functions, ceremonies and prayer rituals.

    Design: Made sining soft cloth with designer border.
    Dimensions: 82 inches (L) x 35 inches(W) approx
    Weight: 350 grams approx

  • Indian Wedding Floral Garland Jai Mala Haar
    $13.00
    A varmala or the jaimala is indispensable to a Hindu wedding ceremony. Both the bride and the groom make each other wear this varmala or jaimala (a garland made of fresh flowers) on the day of their marriage. Interestingly, jaimala is the first ritual that the bride and the groom perform during their wedding ceremony.

    Size: 25 inches (Length)
  • Kumkum Color Red Dulhan/Bridal Chunri For Rituals and Ceremony
    $20.00
    Kumkum Color Red Dulhan/Bridal Chunri For Rituals is an integral part of festivities and auspicious ceremony like marriage. It is draped on head and shoulders like a scarf by women during religious functions, ceremonies and prayer rituals. It is draped around Deity Idols and altars and thus made from auspicious colors. Often a chunri is used in altar as a seat for Idols and yantras and for adding color and festivity to the prayer room.

    Design: Red color netted cloth.
    Size: 2 meter (78x36 inches)
    Weight: 360 gms

  • Wedding Ceremony Varmala in Artificial Flowers for Marriage
    $13.00
    Shubh Vivah Jaimala Varmala for Wedding ceremony is one of the oldest traditions, the bribe and groom put garlands around each other neck is call swayamvar.

    Size: 25 inches (Length)
  • Wedding Tradition of India Jay Mala for Dulha Dulhan
    $11.53
    A varmala or the jaimala is indispensable to a Hindu wedding ceremony. Both the bride and the groom make each other wear this varmala or jaimala (a garland made of fresh flowers) on the day of their marriage. Interestingly, jaimala is the first ritual that the bride and the groom perform during their wedding ceremony.

    Size: 25 inches (Length)
  • Rose Flower Floral Garland Varmala for Wedding
    $11.53
    Shubh Vivah Jaimala Varmala for Wedding ceremony is one of the oldest traditions, the bribe and groom put garlands around each other neck is call swayamvar.

    Size: 25 inches (Length)
  • Vedic KumKum Powder
    $1.53

    Kumkum is applied to the forehead. kumkum has a special spiritual significance because of its property of constant emission of Shakti and Chaitanya.
    Weight: 20 grams

  • Attardani in Pure Silver
    $82.00
    Make: Pure Silver
    Size: 4 inches (H) x 1.5inches(W)
    Weight: 40 gms

  • Sandal / Chandan Powder
    $7.53

    Chandan or sandal is well known for its aroma and cooling effect on human body. Sandal powder is an important puja item. Sandal powder is used in worshiping deities especially for applying tilak on the forehead of sacred idols. After offering to deities, devotees can apply it between the eyebrows or on the forehead to cool the nervous system and to stimulate spiritual energy.