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The Saree and Dhoti ceremony, also known as the "Petticoat and Veshti" ceremony, is a traditional event that takes place in some Indian communities during the time of a girl's or a boy's coming-of-age or marriage. The ceremony holds cultural and ritual significance in various regions of India and is observed differently among different communities.
The saree is a traditional Indian outfit consisting of a long piece of cloth usually wrapped around the body and worn with a blouse and petticoat. The ceremony is a symbolic transition from childhood to womanhood or from being unmarried to married.
In this ceremony, a young boy is presented with his first dhoti, which is a traditional Indian garment worn by men. A dhoti is a long piece of cloth wrapped around the waist and legs. Elders in the family offer blessings and guidance for his journey into adulthood or marriage.
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