Mayun is a custom wherein the bride enters into a state of seclusion for eight to fifteen days before the wedding, and is not supposed to do any chores or errands around the house. After the Mayun, the future couple can’t see each other and the bride is not allowed to leave the house. The truth is though, she’s likely to be too busy with the pre-nuptial pampering, as this seclusion marks the onset of the traditional bridal ‘cleansing’ routine: Uptan & Dholki.
The bride dress up in usually yellow color dress and the girl sisters, friends and mother put haldi on brides face, hands, and feet to gloom up the brides skin with haldi and ubtan.
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