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PARSI LAGAN NAA REET RIVAAJO
[PLEASE NOTE, THIS IS JUST FOR INDICATION –THERE IS NO FIXED REET. DIFFERENT PEOPLE MAY HAVE DIFFERENT REET RIVAAJ. – DO AS PER MUTUAL UNDERSTANDING.] -: EXCHANGE OF CLOTHES AND THINGS FOR ALL RITUALS OF WEDDING: – (BOY’S SIDE, BUYS ALL CLOTHES + JEWELRY ETC, FOR THE GIRL.) (GIRL’S SIDE, BUYS ALL CLOTHES+ WATCH/PENDANT ETC, FOR THE BOY.) xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx [1]
Read morePants, Shirts, Dagli, Sadra, Lehenga, Jama to ‘Gol’ Topi
After spending over 100 years suiting up the Parsi Men, we can say we’ve mastered the art of stitching Daglis. D. D Tailors has become a one stop shop for Parsi Men. From Pants, Shirts, Dagli, Sadra, Lehenga, Jama to ‘Gol’ Topi, we’ve tailor made it all!. For more information, Visit our facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/DDTailors.ParsiDagliSpecialist Or call us on: +91 22695477 / +91
Read moreDecoding Parsi Wedding: String of Traditions & Ceremonies
A Parsi wedding is known for its simplicity & commitment to traditions & rituals. Read on to know more about the breathtaking & fun Parsi wedding traditions. Fotowalle – The Story FolksFOTOWALLE – THE STORY FOLKS Blooming hues of red and white set the tone for a Parsi wedding, far away from the flashy and OTT wedding spirit of the
Read moreKHUSHALI NA GEET NE GARBA – SONGS FOR PARSI FESTIVE OCCASIONS
PLAYLIST (You can click on the play time to jump to each respective song) • 00:17 MUBARAK, MUBARAK, MUBARAK • 03:11 GOTA GOLAB CHAMPANO HAAR HASTU RAMTU SAONE GAMTU • 06:12 SHUBH SUNDARIO • 09:06 AAY ANGREJI BAND KYAN VAGE CHHE • 12:11 DHANYA DHANYA CHHE DIVAS AAJNO • 15:08 THAYA VIVAH VACHAN • 17:22 VAHU AVI VAHU BHALERE AVI
Read moreBuying Parsi sarees in Mumbai
There are several shops that sell Parsi sarees in Mumbai… most of them are located near Cama Baug, Grant Road. You can also try RTI-the Ratan Tata Institute at Hughes Road (although most of their sarees are hand embroidered and hence very expensive). Here are a few details… First up is Coronet. One of the oldest shops in the area.
Read moreA comprehensive, step by step Guide to a Parsi Wedding
Ses Sangarwani – http://wp.me/p6TVE-3SU Rupiya Pehervani Reet — before engagement – http://wp.me/p6TVE-3T1 Engagement Ceremony – Adravanoo – http://wp.me/p6TVE-3Ta Achoo Michoo Ceremony – http://wp.me/p6TVE-3Td Sagan / Teeli ni Reet – http://wp.me/p6TVE-3U4 Madavsoro – http://wp.me/p6TVE-3U6 SUPRA NI REET – Ne – HALDI NI REET – http://wp.me/p6TVE-3U9 Divo Adarni – http://wp.me/p6TVE-3Uc Preparations one day before the wedding – http://wp.me/p6TVE-3Um ON THE WEDDING
Read more5 Things to Look Forward to in a Parsi Wedding
Well, before you drift into a daydream about Prawn patio and Chicken farcha, let’s talk a bit about rituals in a Parsi wedding – yes that’s where you can have all these delicacies! Now that we have your attention, can we please talk about the adorable madness – that is a Parsi wedding? Like other weddings in India, Parsi weddings
Read moreZoroastrian Wedding Customs
Indian Zoroastrian (Parsi or Parsee and Irani) weddings are called a lagan in the Gujarati vernacular. The Parsees (Parsis) immigrated to India from Iran over a thousand years ago following the Arab invasion of Iran. The Irani Zoroastrians of India immigrated during the last two or three hundred years. Some Irani Zoroastrians continue to have relatives in Iran. According to
Read moreWedding Aashirwads in Pazand and Sanskrit
Listen in to Pazand Aashirwad, Sanskrit Ashirwad, along with Afrin Buzorgaan and Doa Tandarosti rendered beautifully by Er. Soli Dastur Pazand Ashirwad from Masani with English Transliteration The original Pazand Ashirwad was published in Gujarati with its word by word translation in Gujarati by that eminent Parsi Scholar Ervad Feroze Masani. Ervad Soli P. Dastur transliterated it as well as translated
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