Betrothal, a cherished tradition, involves a solemn pledge between the bride and groom at the church. The paternal uncles receive a priest’s blessing while clasping hands. This starts the processes for the upcoming marriage.

Mylanchi Ideel involves adorning the bride with green henna paste. This beautification ceremony traditionally takes place in a tent or canopy in the front yard of the bride’s home on the eve of the marriage celebration.

Chantham Charthal (Groom’s beautification) is a traditional ritual to enhance the groom’s appearance on the eve of the wedding. Historically, the event took place on the eve of the wedding at the groom’s house.

Knanaites marry within their own community to uphold their faith and preserve their cherished customs. Notably, they assign distinct roles to family members and immediate relatives during wedding ceremonies.