Parsi marriage is known as 'Lagan' and is conducted with great zeal and fervor. The customs and traditions observed in the Parsi marriage are quite different from the traditional Hindu marriage. This makes them a lot more fun and interesting. The rituals performed during the wedding are quite simple otherwise and provide full opportunity for enjoyment. However, like other regional marriages, Parsi marriages also have a number of rituals which extend over a week. Read on to know more.

Parsi Lagan or Wedding is marked by vibrant and joyful customs that spread over a couple of days. Unique and interesting rituals begin from the time of engagement and culminate with a lavish post wedding reception where one gets to enjoy the rich Parsi culture in the form of good music, wine and dining.

Fire the most sacred element in the parsi community and practically no ritual is complete without the use of fire. A parsi wedding is full of gaiety and laughter. the 'Achoo Meecho'(Removing the evil eye) is performd before every singal ceremony. The auspicious day to conduct weddings are either the first day of the month or the twentieth day of the month. It is believed that on 'behram roj' the angel of victory 'Beharm'precides over the caremonies. Most Parsi wedding take place in the morning.

The pre wedding ritual or customs compreses Madhavsaro that celebreted fore days befor the lagan, The families of the bride and groom each plant a young tree in a pot, while recitation of prayers by the family priest, and place this at the entrance of their homes. this is usually a mango plant and is treated as a symbol of fertility.

The Plant is waterted every morning till the eighth day after the wedding adn then planted elsewhere.