Dulah-Dulahin Hath Dorana Bandhyau Raakhat Sajni.
Yah Din Inakaun Pyarau Laagai Yaahi Sukh Ki Bhajani. [1]
Khel Khilaavai, Mangal Gaavain, Sunai Ras-Seer Upajani.
Vrindavan Hit Roop Chhake Chhavi Nit Suhag Ki Rajani. [2]
- Shri Chacha Hit Vrindavan Das Ji, Shri Yugal Sneh Patrika (58)
The Sakhis adore the hands of the bride and groom, Shri Radha Krishna, with beautiful bangles during their wedding ceremony. This significant day holds a cherished place in the hearts of the Sakhis, who are constantly immersed in the sweet nectar of its joyous celebration.[1]
According to Chacha Shri Hita Vrindavan Das Ji, the Sakhis engage the couple in a playful marriage ceremony, sing auspicious songs to create a joyful and festive atmosphere, and also relish the nectar produced from this delightful pastime. The divine couple, who is always absorbed in the beauty of each other, relishes the night together with divine love-bliss. [2]
Yah Din Inakaun Pyarau Laagai Yaahi Sukh Ki Bhajani. [1]
Khel Khilaavai, Mangal Gaavain, Sunai Ras-Seer Upajani.
Vrindavan Hit Roop Chhake Chhavi Nit Suhag Ki Rajani. [2]
- Shri Chacha Hit Vrindavan Das Ji, Shri Yugal Sneh Patrika (58)
The Sakhis adore the hands of the bride and groom, Shri Radha Krishna, with beautiful bangles during their wedding ceremony. This significant day holds a cherished place in the hearts of the Sakhis, who are constantly immersed in the sweet nectar of its joyous celebration.[1]
According to Chacha Shri Hita Vrindavan Das Ji, the Sakhis engage the couple in a playful marriage ceremony, sing auspicious songs to create a joyful and festive atmosphere, and also relish the nectar produced from this delightful pastime. The divine couple, who is always absorbed in the beauty of each other, relishes the night together with divine love-bliss. [2]