su-snÄtÄá¹ su-datÄ«á¹ kanyÄá¹
ká¹›ta-kautuka-maá¹…galÄm
ÄhatÄmÅ›uka-yugmena
bhÅ«á¹£itÄá¹ bhÅ«á¹£aṇottamaiḥ
su-snÄtÄm - properly bathed; su-datÄ«m - with spotless teeth; kanyÄm - the bride; ká¹›ta - having performed; kautuka-maá¹…galÄm - the ceremony of putting on the auspicious marriage necklace; Ähata - unused; amÅ›uka - of garments; yugmena - with a pair; bhÅ«á¹£itÄm - adorned; bhÅ«á¹£aṇa - with ornaments; uttamaiḥ - most excellent.
The bride cleaned her teeth and bathed, after which she put on the auspicious wedding necklace. Then she was dressed in brand-new upper and lower garments and adorned with most excellent jeweled ornaments.
According to ÅšrÄ«la ViÅ›vanÄtha CakravartÄ«, only spotless clothing fresh off the loom should be worn during auspicious ceremonies.
