Mangalashtakam is a sacred Sanskrit hymn traditionally recited during Hindu wedding ceremonies to bless the bride and groom. Comprising eight auspicious verses, it invokes divine blessings for a harmonious, prosperous, and spiritually aligned married life. Each verse praises deities like Lord Vishnu, Lakshmi, and others, seeking their grace for the couple’s well-being, love, and unity. Chanting the Mangalashtakam creates a pure and joyful atmosphere, symbolizing the sacred bond of marriage. It is often recited while the couple takes vows, making it a key part of Hindu matrimonial rituals and blessings.