Rukhsati is a traditional Islamic wedding custom in which the bride officially leaves her parents' home and begins her married life with her husband. The term "rukhsati" means "sending off" or "farewell" in Urdu, and it is a significant moment in a Muslim wedding ceremony.
During the rukhsati ceremony, the bride is accompanied by her family and friends as she bids farewell to her parents and siblings. It is a bittersweet moment filled with emotions, as the bride leaves behind her childhood home and embarks on a new chapter of her life with her husband.
The rukhsati ceremony is typically followed by a reception or walima, where the newlywed couple celebrate their marriage with family and friends. In some cultures, the rukhsati ceremony may be delayed or combined with the wedding reception, depending on personal preferences and cultural traditions.
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