Here is provided information on pre wedding Oriya rituals:
Jayee Anukolo Ceremony
Jayee Anukolo ceremony marks the commemoration of marriage rituals. This is followed by the distribution of invitation cards. The first card is sent to the family deity or to Jagannath temple at Puri. The second invitation goes to the bride and groom's maternal uncle.

Mangan Tradition
In the Mangan tradition, people bless the bride and then apply turmeric paste on her body. This is followed by the bride's ceremonial bath.

Diya Mangula Puja
Diya Mangula puja is conducted at the Devi's temple. The bride's bangles, toe ring, sindoor and sari are offered by the female barber to the Goddess.

Barajatri & Baadua Pani Gadhua Custom
The bridegroom along with his marriage procession arrives at the wedding venue with pomp and gaiety. This is known as Barajatri.

In the Baadua Pani Gadhua custom, the girl's side informs the bride that the baraat has come. Thereafter, arrangements are made for her holy bath.

Oriya Wedding Rituals:

Here is provided information on Oriya wedding rituals:

Kanyadaan
In this custom, the bride's father gives his dear daughter's hand to the bridegroom with the promise that he will take care of her.

Haatha Ghanti Custom
In the Haatha Ghanti custom, the bride and groom take seven rounds around the holy fire, to the chant of mantras and shlokas.

Post Wedding Oriya Rituals

Here is provided information on post wedding Oriya rituals:

Grihapravesh Tradition
The bride, along with her husband, leaves for her new home, where the groom's family gives them a warm welcome. This is known as Grihapravesh.

Astha Mangala Custom
On the eighth day after marriage, the newly weds visit the bride's home, where yummy mouthwatering food is served. This is known as Astha Mangala custom.