Varmala

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This article is about the Indian wedding garland. For The Kannada actress, see Jaimala (actress).

Example of varmala

A varmala or jaimala is an Indian wedding garland symbolic of the popular marriage ceremony. Following regional traditions, the varmala might be made of rose flowers and/or other ceremonial stuff decorating it. The additives range from Rupee notes to other flowers to other family based traditions.

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In Hinduism	Hindu wedding Marriage in Hinduism Vedic wedding ceremony Vivāha Yogic marriage

In other religions	Bahá'í Buddhist Christian Islamic Jewish Sikh Zoroastrian

By region or culture	Andhra (Telugu) Arunachal Pradesh (Panchai baja) Bengal Bengal (Hindu) Kerala (Kettu Kalyanam) Saint Thomas Christian wedding Orissa Punjabi Rajasthan (Rajput) Sikkim (Limbu) Tamil (Iyer)

Neighbours of India	Bangladesh Nepal (Ihi) Pakistan Sri Lanka (Buddhist)

Types	Arranged marriage in India Inter caste marriage Love marriage

Traditions	Indian wedding customs Auspicious wedding date Baraat Brahmanippattu Dowry system Kanyadan Mahr Sarbala Stealing shoes

Rituals	Balle Mallarada Puje Bodhu Boron Bou Bhaat Gauna Gaye holud (Bengali) Kankana Dharane Mangal Ashtaka Pade Puje Parikrama Pradakshina Saptapadi Satphere Shakunamanojaya Upanayana

Items	Alta Bangles Bhava chakra (birth chart) Henna Mangalsutra Nose ring Palki Pheta (turban) Sehra Sindoor Thali necklace Tiara Topor Upanayana Varmala Wedding mandap Wedding sari

Family	Hindu joint family Nuclear family Polyandry Polygamy

Other	Card Photography Songs Websites

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