What are the rituals of a Bengali wedding from morning to night? (For Bride)

Shankha Pola Wearing:

• Brass Pradip: Brass lamp for lighting.
• Copper Devi Ghat: A copper pot for rituals.
• Brass Aam Pallav: Mango leaves made of brass.
• Brass Coconut: A brass replica of a coconut.
• Copper Hawankund: A copper fire pit for hawan.
• Copper Kosha Kushi: Copper spoon and bowl set.
• Special Pradip (Small, Medium, Big): Earthen lamps of various sizes.
• Special Dhakni / Khuri (Small, Medium): Small earthen lids for lamps.
• Moochi For Gaaye Halud Rituals: A small pot for the Gaye Holud.
• Latai: A small bamboo tool used in rituals, sometimes placed on the Baran Dala.

3. Decorative Items:

• Boron Dala/Thali: A decorative tray for presenting gifts and items.
• Topor: A conical headgear for the bride, traditionally made of shola.
• Shital Pati: A decorative mat for the Pati Potro/Adan Pradan ceremony.
• Palki Style Tatwa Suchi: A decorative tray for the Tatta ceremony.
• Tatwa Tray: Another name for the Tatta tray, often made of paper.

4. Other Important Items:

• Idol of Lord Narayan: For the Satyanarayan puja.
• Kumkum (Red Powder): For making tilak.
• Supari (Betel Nuts): For rituals.
• Kori (Cowrie Shells): For rituals.
• Sankha Pola: Red and white bangles worn by the bride.
• Alta: Red dye for the bride’s hands and feet.

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