Kanyadan (giving away of daugther): The parents of bride then place their daughter's right hand in the hand of the groom and her fathers declares to the assemblage that he, on this day and hour, of his own free will and that of the bride, hereby hands over his daughter to her the groom saying always follow the rules of religion. Groom promises to protect her.
Paanigrahan (Taking the hand of the bride): The bridegroom takes the hands of the bride for the prosperity in household life. He makes a commitment to the bride's parents that from here on he takes full responsibility of their daughter including, her protection.
I bridegroom hold your hand unto mine for life long commitment and for prosperity of household life. May you attain full age in all prosperity with me as your husband. God, who is the master of all prosperity, the administrator of justice, the creator of the universe and all subsisting and enlightened persons present here is giving you to me for the fulfillment of the household life's attainment and obligation
Note-- Also That sindoor filling three times is real...I mean its a part of rituals in fact during sindoor daan the groom has to empty the Sindaura( The box which has sindoor) and uses either conch , Coin, Finger ring or a basket in some cases and the sindoor filling is repeated three times😊 LOL that ek chutki Sindoor is BW fancy..Real hindu customs follows filling heaps of sindoor 😊
