Tilak Ceremony


Tilak rite is one of the maximum important Pre-wedding Ceremonies; it holds a vital role as regards its auspicious nature in conventional Hindu customs. The Tilak ceremony varies from one country to another. It's also very unique in case of various castes and creeds. The various tribal in India, the Tilak rite holds top, but the manner is quite different from its city counterpart. According to the circle of relatives lifestyle and way of life the Tilak ceremony is typically held.

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