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On the first day of the week, the X day of the month of X, in the year of X, which corresponds to the seventh day of the month of August, in the year 2005, in Place, the groom, Name, and the bride, Name, having spoken the words and performed the rites which unite their lives in the holy covenant of marriage, became husband and wife, married in the eyes of God and according to the laws of the Commonwealth of Virginia, and made this pledge together: “As beloveds and friends we choose to walk life’s path together holding each other in respect, in admiration, and in love just as we hold each other’s hand. We pledge to be equal partners, loving friends, and supportive companions all through our life. We will try always to be understanding and forgiving; sensitive to each other’s needs and feelings. With steadfast love, we will be there for each other in times of need as in times of celebration. We will share in each other’s hopes and dreams and support each other to achievements great and small and through all of life’s setbacks. May God be with us and bless us by inspiring our lives together and bringing peace to all humankind. When it is God’s will, may the laughter of children grace the halls of our home. May we be poor in misfortune and rich in blessings. May the light of friendship guide our path together. May we see our children’s children. May the joy of living for one another bring smiles to our faces. May we know nothing but happiness from this day forward. All of this we accept as valid and binding.” Bride _____________ Groom _____________ Witness _____________ Witness _____________ Officiants _____________________________________

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~ Bride & Groom ~ ~ July 12, 2003 ~ Arrival of the Bride’s Family and Bridesmaids Arrival of the Barat (Groom’s Side) Dwarachara (Welcoming of the Groom) The Bride’s family welcomes the groom with an aarti and places a clay pot on the ground. The groom breaks the pot, demonstrating his power to overcome all obstacles the couple may face in their married life. Ganesh Poojan (Prayer to Lord Ganesh) The ceremony begins with a prayer to Lord Ganesh, the remover of all obstacles and the symbol of peace, friendship and happiness. Kanya Agamana (Arrival of the Bride) The bride is escorted to the mandap (the bridal altar) by her family. As the bride walks in, the priest prays to the Lord and all the Deities for their blessings and protection. The bride and groom exchange Jai-Malas (floral garlands). Kanya Daan (Giving Away of the Bride) The bride’s family places the bride’s right hand in the groom’s right hand. The couple holds a bowl containing betel nuts, coins, rice, grass and flowers signifying fertility, prosperity, longevity and happiness. The bride’s family places the Vermala (a hand-woven cottoncord ) around the couple to unite them. Mangal Fera (Circle Around the Holy Fire) With each round the couple seeks the four basic goals of human life : (1) Dharma : Religion, a sense to lead a good life ; (2) Arhta : Prosperity ; (3) Karma : Energy and Passion; (4) Moksha : Detachment from worldly things and attainment of the state of completeness. Saptapadi (Seven fold Vows) 1. Together we shall cherish each otherin sickness and in health, in happiness and in sorrow 2. Together we shall be lifelong friends 3. Together we shall share each other’s ideals 4. Together we shall nourish each other’s strengths, powers and fortune 5. Together we shall make each other happy 6. Together we shall love, provide and care for our children 7. Together we shall look towards the mysteries of the future with awe, open-mindedness and inspiration After the couple takes their vows, the groom promises his lifelong protection by offering a Mangalsutra (sacred necklace). The couple exchanges wedding bands to symbolize their commitment. Kansarbhakshanam (Nourishing the Relationship) The bride and groom feed each other sweets. Aashirvada (Blessing) The priest blesses the couple. The wedding ceremony will be followed by an Indian dance performed to celebrate the union.