What is Gujarati Mameru ceremony?

The Gujarati Mameru ceremony, also known as Mosaalu, is a traditional pre-wedding ritual in Gujarati culture. It involves the maternal uncle (Mama) of the bride visiting her with gifts and blessings. Typically held a day or two before the wedding, the ceremony signifies the maternal family's support and love for the bride as she embarks on a new journey. The Mama and his family bring an assortment of gifts, which often include jewelry, clothes, sweets, and other items that the bride will need in her new home. This gesture symbolizes prosperity and good fortune for the bride and is a heartfelt and joyous occasion marked by the exchange of blessings and celebration within the family.