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Sagan Decorations
The Sagan decorations are either done at the groom`s house or at a banquet hall.

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Sagan Decorations, Indian WeddingSagan Decorations can be held either at the groom`s house or at a banquet hall. A pundit performs a havan. Thereafter, the to be bride`s father then applies tilak. This tilak paste is made of kesar, rice grains and flower petals and then applied on the boy`s forehead. All the relatives and friends of the girl`s side come with presents to bless the to be groom, offer sweets and sometimes cash.

On the occasion of Chunni chadana, the boy`s parents and close relatives go to the house of the would be bride. The boy`s sister or sister in law presents the girl a sari, usually of red color. The color red is thought to be auspicious for weddings. Thereafter, the girl is dressed in the clothes given by the boy`s family. Thereafter, the girl`s soon to be mother-in-law drapes the girl`s head with a red chunni on and gives her jewelry. Following this is a ritual in which the girl is fed boiled rice and milk by all the present relatives of the boy. The ceremony concludes with the exchanging of rings between the soon-to-be bride and groom.

A pundit is asked to perform the religious rites for and a havan is arranged at the Sagan ceremony. The to-be bride`s father applies a tilak on the groom`s forehead - this happens to be the primary ritual of this function. The bride`s relatives and friends are invited and they give their heartiest blessings to the groom before they are offered sweets and snacks. The blessings are either in form of sweets or cash gifts.

Sagan decorations are typically done in a Punjabi style decor. The house or the hall is adorned using the wedding theme. Various eye-catching colors are used for decorating the house or the hall. Long curtains of various colors are usually added to the Sagan decorations. Traditional Punjabi décor are essentially added to the decoration. Punjabis arrange these pre wedding rituals in a prolific style and a variety of beautiful decorations add to the fascination of celebration.

There are diverse pre and post ceremony decorations taking place in the wedding celebration; one of them being Sagan decorations. These ceremonies could take place at home or at the banquet halls. Punjabi weddings are known for having abundant and grand weddings. Gorgeous Sagan decorations add to the joy of celebration.

Forms of Sagan Decorations
At the usual Sagan ceremony, a pundit is called for the havan that is arranged in majestic style. The to-be bride`s father applies a tilak, made up of kesar, rice and flower petals on the groom`s forehead. The bride`s relatives and friends are invited and they give their blessings to the groom. The other type of Sagan decorations is done typically in a Punjabi style. The house or the hall is decorated using the Punjabi wedding theme. Various striking colors are used for decorating the house or the hall and ceremonial area. Drapes of different colors are added to the Sagan decorations. Traditional Punjabi décor touch could be added to the decoration. Punjabis arrange these pre wedding rituals in a lavish style and various beautiful decorations add to the charisma of celebration.

The Sagan ceremony is not complete without music and dance. The Punjabi weddings are celebrated all night long with great fun on the Sagan night. The various Sagan decorations have special significance in the marriage rituals. Sagan decorations have developed a trendy, western touch these days.

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