Haldi Ceremony Pictures, Images and Stock Photos

Family and friends join the bride and groom to dance during their haldi ceremony. Dressed in vibrant hues of yellow, they sway to the rhythmic beats, filling the air with laughter and joy. Amidst the colorful festivities, the dance becomes a vibrant tapestry of love, marking the beginning of a new chapter filled with happiness and camaraderie

Written text using yellow marigold flowers on green leaves placed on beautiful vibrant curtain.

Indian Bride & Groom enjoying their Haldi ceremony. The Haldi ceremony is one of the most loved pre-wedding rituals of Hindu weddings in India where the bride and the groom are smeared with turmeric paste. It signifies the start of the Hindu wedding rituals.

Group of female members of the Indian bride's family and friends gather around her, applying turmeric paste, (Haldi) with love and joy. This intimate moment captures the bond and camaraderie shared among women during pre-wedding rituals in Indian culture.

The bride standing on the white fabric and the women prepraing the turmeric (haldi) oil mixed with milk to pasting on the bride's feet and body, the traditional rituals of indian marriage ceremony

Marathi haldi ritual in indian wedding ceremony

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Women helps coloring tradition colorful rice art or sand art (Rangoli) on the floor with paper pattern using dry rice and dry flour with colored from natural pigments like sindoor, haldi (turmeric)

The bride is seated beneath a Phoolon ki chadar, held up by her friends. Surrounded by loved ones, laughter, and vibrant blooms, the bride basks in the warmth of friendship and the excitement of her upcoming wedding. It's a moment of celebration and camaraderie, as she embraces the festive atmosphere of the occasion.

Ayurvedic face pack mask using Gram Flour besan, Haldi milk ubtan, scrub with wooden spoons

A mangala sutra is a necklace that the groom ties around the bride's neck in Hinduism, during the marriage ceremony. Wearing it identifies her as a married woman.

Vector design of Indian woman bride in Haldi wedding ceremony of India

The rangoli or sand art or rice art with colorful decoration on the floor, one of the traditional part of indian wedding ceremony

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A candid portrait capturing the joyful connection between a young couple dressed in traditional Indian attire for their Haldi ceremony. The bride radiates happiness in her bright yellow saree, while the groom looks charming in his traditional white kurta.

Family and friends dressed beautifully in a yellow attire gather around the bride and groom during their haldi ceremony, dancing joyously to the lively beats. With laughter echoing and hands clapping, they create a circle of love, warmth and support. Each step is a testament to the shared happiness, marking the beginning of a new journey filled with love, laughter, and cherished memories

This image captures an Indian Haldi ceremony, where the groom is surrounded by women from his family who are performing thread rituals. The groom is seen in traditional white kurta sit at the center of the gathering, while his female relatives, dressed in traditional yellow sari lovingly perform sacred rituals.

This image capturing the bride and groom together during the Haldi ceremony, both adorned with the Mundawali, a sacred thread tied across their foreheads. The couple, dressed in traditional yellow attire, sit side by side, with warm smile and the women around them touching the thread. The Mundawali symbolizes protection and blessings as they prepare for their upcoming wedding

Concept creativity youth hand holding bright blue rice grains

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Bridal mehndi - henna tattoo on woman's hands for the wedding

A stage decorated for the traditional Haldi ceremony

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Men ties the holy thread on the wrist of indian bride during puja (pooja) belief to protect her from bad things or evil spirits. selective focus on hand with blurry background