Hindu Marriage

Hindu Marriage

A Hindu marriage is a sacred union between two individuals who commit to each other for life. It is considered to be one of the most important sacraments in Hinduism.

In Hindu culture, marriages are arranged by the families of the bride and groom. The wedding ceremony involves several rituals and traditions, which may vary depending on the region and community.

The most common wedding rituals include the Kanyadaan ceremony, in which the bride’s father gives her hand in marriage to the groom; the Saptapadi, where the bride and groom take seven steps together around the sacred fire, representing the seven promises they make to each other; and the Sindoor Daan, where the groom applies sindoor (vermilion powder) to the parting of the bride’s hair, symbolizing the bond between husband and wife.

Hindu marriages are seen as a lifelong commitment, and divorce is not encouraged. In cases of serious issues, couples are advised to seek counseling and work towards resolving their differences.

If you want to know the complete procedure of Arya Samaj marriage (same-day marriage), court marriage, NRI marriage, and marriage registration, you may contact us.

Procedure for Registration of Hindu Marriage:

After the marriage is solemnized and conducted as per Hindu customs and rituals, the parties have to apply to the Registrar of Marriage or the Tahsildar or Marriage Officer of their district, where either of the parties resides or where the marriage took place.

1- Both parties should fill out the application form.
2- They have to submit photographs of the marriage ceremony.
3- They should also attach their wedding card.
4- They have to submit the document as proof of their ID
5- They have to submit the document as proof of their address.
6- They have to submit the document as proof of their date of birth.
7- An affidavit of self-declaration mentioning that each party does not have a spouse living or that they are not prohibited from relationships or spindles with each other should be attached. The affidavit should be notary-attested.
8- Both parties have to sign the Register in the presence of two-three witnesses.

Degree of prohibited relationship:

Two individuals are said to be covered under the degrees of prohibited relationship –

If one of them is the lineal ascendant of the other,

One was the husband or wife of the lineal ascendant or descendant of the other.

If one of them was the wife of the brother, the father’s or mother’s brother, or the grandfather’s or grandmother’s brother of the other, or if they are brother and sister, aunt and nephew, uncle and niece, children of brother and sister, or two brothers or two sisters.

Contact us for court marriage, Arya Samaj marriage, and marriage registration.

Some common questions

How to get a court marriage done in Delhi?
You need to follow the prescribed procedure and fulfill certain legal requirements. Attach Documents, Verification of Documents, Publication of Notice. Solemnization of Marriage: Marriage will be solemnized at the office of the Marriage Officer in the presence of witnesses.

Can court marriage be done in one day?
Yes, you can go for Arya Samaj marriage, and after that, apply for marriage registration. Arya Samaj marriage takes two to three hours to complete.

What is the fee for court marriage?
At the lowest fee, contact us to know the exact fee for court marriage in Delhi, India. The fees may cover different aspects of the court marriage process. Additionally, there may be additional charges for services like expedited processing or solemnization. Keep in mind that fees and service procedures are subject to change.

Court marriage documents list?
Here is a general list of documents commonly required for court marriage: proof of identity, Proof of age, Residence proof, and Passport-sized photographs. A copy of the former spouse’s divorce decree or death certificate should be provided if either party has been previously married.

Who can perform a court marriage?
A girl and a boy who are 18 and 21 are single at the time of marriage. Who follow court marriage laws and fulfill all the requirements.

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