BARAAT Ceremony
Blog post descriptionEssential Barrat Seremony for the Bride and groom.
WEDDING
Smritas Banquet & Marriage Hall
12/21/20241 min read


BARAAT: ESSENTIAL ITEMS CHECKLIST
FOR THE GROOM'S BARAAT
Decorated Vehicle : A beautifully adorned car for the groom.
Music Arrangements: Live band, DJ, or dhol players to set the celebratory tone.
Fireworks or Sparklers: Optional for a dazzling effect.
Groom's Attire: Sherwani, turban, accessories, and traditional footwear.
Ceremonial Props: Swords or other symbolic weapons.
Garlands and Flowers: For decor and exchange during rituals.
Attendee Attire: Traditional outfits for family and friends in the baraat.
Stylish Touches: Sunglasses for the groom and baraatis for a trendy look.
Sehra: A traditional headpiece for the groom (optional).
Cash for Distribution: Tips or gifts for musicians, dancers, or service staff.
Procession Path: Space for dancing and walking.
Refreshments: Water bottles or light snacks for attendees to stay hydrated and energised.
FOR THE BRIDE'S PROCESSION (ENTRY)
Decorated Palanquin, Car, or Walkway: Beautifully adorned for the bride's grand entry.
Music or Performance: A special song, live performance, or instrumental music for the bride's entrance.
Bride's Attire: Wedding lehenga, jewellery, and accessories, ensuring a regal look.
Floral Shower: Flower petals for guests to shower on the bride as she enters.
Bridal Umbrella (Chhatri): An elegant or traditional umbrella carried by attendants.
Bridesmaids' Coordination: Bridesmaids dressed in complementary attire to escort the bride.
Lighting Effects: Soft, glowing lights or sparklers for a magical entrance.
Path Decor: Aisle lined with flowers, candles, or curtains.
Escort Props: Brothers, cousins, or close friends holding phoolon ki chaadar (flower canopy) over the bride.
Comfort Kit: Small water bottles, tissues, or touch-up essentials for the bride and her attendants.
This combined checklist ensures that both the groom's and bride's processions are equally grand and memorable!