Saptapadi is a significant ritual in Hindu weddings, symbolizing the couple's commitment to each other. The term translates to "seven steps," and during this ceremony, the bride and groom take seven steps together, each representing a specific vow or promise they make to one another. This ritual is often performed in front of a sacred fire, known as Agni, which serves as a witness to their union. Each of the seven steps corresponds to different aspects of life, such as love, strength, and prosperity. By completing the Saptapadi, the couple solidifies their bond and embarks on their journey together, embracing the responsibilities of marriage.