Shagun Bags

Shagun Bags are small, decorative bags or pouches traditionally used in Indian culture to present money, gifts, or sweets during auspicious occasions such as weddings, festivals, baby showers, or religious ceremonies. They hold symbolic and cultural significance, as they represent blessings, goodwill, and prosperity for the recipient.

Occasions for Shagun Bags:

1. Weddings: Used to present monetary blessings (shagun) to the bride and groom.
2. Festivals: Such as Diwali, Raksha Bandhan, or Eid, where they are filled with sweets, dry fruits, or money as gifts.
3. Baby Showers: To distribute gifts to guests or present blessings for the mother-to-be.
4. Religious Ceremonies: Used during poojas or rituals to offer prasad or donations.