The Maharashtrian Wedding Traditions are note for their extravagance and multiple processes. As the western part of the country follows a distinct wedding ritual it is expected to see something different during a Maharashtrian wedding.

After the Star Matching is done and the mutual congeniality between the bride and the groom is assured, the date of the marriage and other relevant discussions of marriage take place between both the families. Maharashtrian Wedding Traditions performs certain pre-wedding rituals which include the Sakhar Puda. This is the engagement ceremony where the groom's parents gift the bride a sari to declare her acceptance in the new family. Exchanging of sugar packets is a symbol of sweet relationship that is wished to exist between the two families. Kelvan takes place in the houses of both the bride and the groom where the relatives and the family members are invited in the puja. Worshipping of the family deity is done on that day.

Haldi Ceremony takes places a day before the wedding. As the marriage day nears in the Haldi ceremony is followed by the Seemaan Pooja when the groom arrives at the bride's place. The groom is welcomed by washing his feet and later he was gifted by the parents of the bride. All these rituals are commonly followed in almost all types of Wedding in India. On the very day of the wedding the groom approaches to the mandap which is gorgeously decorated for the occasion. Maharashtrian Wedding Traditions the groom has to take a Sannkalp in which he shows his desire to enter into a life of a family man. Before sitting for the long hours of ritual the bride and the groom take the blessings from their parents. The marriage continues while the revelers arrive at the spot. After the Kanyadaan is over, the groom ties the mangalsutra around the neck of the bride. The bride changes her dresses and wears the apparels and jewelers that were given to her by the groom’s mother.

After the Vivah Homa and the walking of the bride and the groom for seven steps together, the marriage reaches its penultimate stage. As the bride and the groom ask for God’s blessing, the marriage comes to an end. The post wedding arrangements in Maharashtrian Wedding Traditions include the grand reception which is enjoyed by the guest and the family members of both the bride and the groom. The next day the newly wed couple head to the groom’s house where both of them are welcomed and aarti is performed. From then on the couple starts of their conjugal life. After following the series of Wedding Traditions of Maharashtra, the couple looks forward to spend some quality time between them.