The Sangeet, is a celebration of coming together of the two families in the union of their children. Previously, it used to last for a few days, but nowadays it's mostly one day, and sometimes one evening.

 

Although the Sangeet ceremony is observed by most north Indian communities, it is most popular among Punjabis and Gujaratis.

 

The Gujarati Sangeet ceremony is often accompanied by performances of garba, the traditional dance of Gujarat that involves women in brightly colored ghaghra cholis, clapping their hands keeping in tune with the music and moving in circles.

 

A sangeet presents an exciting and fun-filled event for the two families about to be joined in matrimony to let loose and get to know each other in a less formal setting. Plus it adds a lot of fun and color to any marriage ceremony, across any culture.

 

During Sangeet, the family comes together to celebrate the act of two young hearts coming together.