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Punjabi Wedding Traditions

Chooda in Punjabi Wedding: Meaning, Rituals & Significance

August 31, 2026March 11, 2026 by Punjabi Traditions

Chooda | ਚੂੜਾ | चूड़ा A set of auspicious red and white bangles gifted by the maternal uncle (Mama), blessed in milk and worn by the Punjabi bride for marital bliss. Introduction The chooda is an essential Punjabi wedding tradition in which the bride wears a set of red and white bangles. It is not … Read more

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