The Varmala ritual represents the bride and groom's acceptance of one other as partners for a lifetime.
The pair publicly expresses their devotion to one another and their plan to get married by exchanging garlands.
Both families' blessings are exchanged at the ceremony, signifying the spiritual and social importance of the union.
Under the love and blessings of God, Varmala symbolizes the spiritual union of two souls.
The garlands' exchange represents conquering life's hardships and accepting them as partners.
The garlands' flowers stand for beauty, purity, and the couple's developing love.
A beloved cultural custom, the Varmala ceremony deepens the connection between the couple’s families.