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Embarking on a new begining of married couple with vows and commitments to each other
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English: The ritual of the "Saptapadi," or seven steps, symbolizes the couple's journey together in married life. Each step represents vows and commitments they make to each other, pledging mutual support, understanding, and shared responsibilities. It signifies their spiritual union and establishes an eternal bond blessed by the divine presence witnessing the ceremony.
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