Steps To Prepare Special Bhaidooj Thali

First and foremost gather all the essential items like diya, roli (vermillion), akshat (rice grains), coconut, sweets and gifts

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After gathering all items, select a beautiful and clean thali (plate) of steel, or brass preferably for your Bhai Dooj preparationss

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To give that perfect traditional touch to your pooja thali, add some colorful rangoli patterns or flower petals. It will give a touch of elegance to the ritual

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Moving forward, place a small diya filled with oil and a cotton wick on the thali. Light the diya just before you start the puja

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And lastly, add rice grains, sweets and thoughtful gifts to your thali and start with the rituals

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Steps To Prepare Special Bhaidooj Thali

First and foremost gather all the essential items like diya, roli (vermillion), akshat (rice grains), coconut, sweets and gifts

Get Set First

After gathering all items, select a beautiful and clean thali (plate) of steel, or brass preferably for your Bhai Dooj preparationss

Treasured Moments

To give that perfect traditional touch to your pooja thali, add some colorful rangoli patterns or flower petals. It will give a touch of elegance to the ritual

Desi Decoration

Moving forward, place a small diya filled with oil and a cotton wick on the thali. Light the diya just before you start the puja

Light It Up

And lastly, add rice grains, sweets and thoughtful gifts to your thali and start with the rituals

Eternal Bond

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