The auspicious red thread which all the guests tie on their wrist, after the Maiyan.
Thaal for Mayian
Thaal is used during the Mayian ceremony to carry the Haldi Bowl, Fatri, Peeri, Grass Stands and Gannay everything that is required for the ceremony is bought out by the Bride/Groom to be.
Haldi Bowl for Mayian
Traditionally the maiyan is conducted three times, normally 2 days before when it’s customary to start before midday, the second day can be in the evening and the third on the wedding day where it is normally to put on a finger or behind the ear. Haldi is a mixture of Turmeric powder, flour and mustard oil all kneaded into a moist dough-like consistency.
Bibi Costume
Looking to add a bit of fun to your Jaggo ceremony? Our Bibi (grandma) fancy dress costume does just that, and goes perfectly with our Baba costume! Comes with a wig, red glasses, a red bag, a red ribbon, a dupatta and a floral suit.
Please note: items are only available for hire, come in one size and are not designed to be worn/used for longer than 30 minutes.
Baba Costume
Looking to add a bit of fun to your Jaggo ceremony? Our Baba (granddad) fancy dress costume does just that, and goes perfectly with our Bibi costume! Comes with a turban, stick, beard, kurta pyjama and a parna.
Please note: items are only available for hire, come in one size and are not designed to be worn/used for longer than 30 minutes.
Jaipur Lenghas
Traditional Jaipuri style lenghas are available in various colours and designs. Outfits like these lenghas are typically worn during the Jaggo ceremony and go perfectly with our phulkari dupatta or our Bibi and Baba costumes!
Please note: lenghas are only available for hire, come in one size and are not designed to be worn for longer than 30 minutes.
Satin Lenghas
Traditional Punjabi fancy-dress lenghas are available in various colours. Outfits like these lenghas are typically worn during the Jaggo ceremony and go perfectly with our phulkari dupatta or our Bibi and Baba costumes!
Phulkari Dupatta
With origins spanning back to the 16th century, the phulkari dupatta, recognisable for its floral embroidery and vibrant colours, is traditionally worn at celebratory occasions such as weddings
Chaj
Made from Bamboo sticks and decorated in red velvet with embellishments, our chaj comes with a beautifully decorated stick to beat with.
Traditionally, one person walks in from of the Jaggo carriers beating the Chaj and announcing the arrival of Jaggo. Breaking a Chaj is considered to bring good luck.
Chaj and stick available for purchase or hire.
Dholki Hire
Ladies Sangeet ceremony is full of music, dance, humour and masti this event is celebrated at the Bride’s as well as the Grooms house, the whole event is definitely not complete without Dholki.