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|| Shree Ganeshay Namah ||
Havish & Riyansh
Dhoti Ceremony
We present our family and friends with memories from our beautiful Dhoti Ceremony—cherished moments in the lives of our two sons. We also share a glimpse of how our traditions were beautifully honoured in India, with the same to take place in the UK. We’ll also keep you updated with all the information related to the upcoming ceremony.
|| We extend our sincere thanks ||
Thank you so much to everyone who attended our ceremony in India
We extend our sincere thanks for your attendance at our recent event. It was a pleasure to have you join us, and we are most grateful for your support. We hope you found the occasion enjoyable.
It was brilliant to see you all there, and we really appreciate you taking the time out of your day. We hope you had as much fun as we did
"A cherished tradition, a precious moment – our little one steps into a new chapter with blessings and love."
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We warmly invite our family and friends to join us for the ceremony in London
June 29, 2025, Sunday
At 11:00 AM
Arched Room, Three lakes Restaurant, West Mill Farm, Ware, SG12 0ES
"Tradition stitched with love – our little boy’s first dhoti was adorned with your heartfelt blessings."
|| Significance of dhoti ceremony ||
Traditional hindu rite of passage observed by the family
The Dhoti ceremony or more famously known as panchakatttu in Andhra and Telangana is a traditional hindu rite of passage observed by the family. It marks a trasition of young boys into their adolosence, symbolising the beginning of adulthood. It is somewhat similar to Upanayana (Sacred thread ceremony) but is less religious and more of a cultural and a social event.