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Photographs in Tendu

The villagers perform the chapdung dance for the bride and groom Here also they have to go through tika ceremony first and then only they will get gifts After lunch both bride and groom come out in the public to receive gifts from everyone who came to witness their marriage After the whole process of letting the bride enter the house a village elder rest in peace with her lunch People enjoying lunch after attending the tika ceremony After bride and groom gets inside the house the catering team serve lunch for the guest Groom waiting outside for the tika ceremony The relative of the bride having tika ceremony
The tika ceremony for the bride The bride receive blessing from all the elders of the house Bride waiting for the ritual carried by the grooms mother before letting the bride inside the house Groom paying money for those who made the arrangements Groom cutting ribbon so that he can let his bride enter the gate Bride and groom coming towards the main entrance of the grooms house Ritual that the bride undergoes before entering the grooms house Bride and Groom getting ready for the ritual before proocedingg towrads the gate
Bride waiting for her Groom to complete the ritual Villagers helping in Cooking lunch for the guest Decorting Gate for Bride and Groom It's a place where both the bride and groom will sit while receiving gifts Men performing Chabdrung Dance Men with a drum during Subba marriage Man with leaves for his cattle Paddy field after harvesting
Houses being constructed near the paddy field in Tendu village Field where farmers grow their crops Cloth piece being offered by the villagers who came to worship A Stone at Devi Thahan which stands near the holy water Offerings made by the villager who came for worship Holy water near Devi thahan once happen to be the source of water for the villagers of Tendu Holy water near Devi thahan A temple where the people of Tendu come for worship during special occassion

Tendu in Places


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