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This is not clear as to differences between Punjabi, North Indian, or what time of day, which day each part occurs. Please call the whole a ceremony, and a section a rite or ritual, or keep some similar classification consistent. At one point, it was called a LOAD ceremony, which might be HEAVY? GRAVE? or LONG? - needs editing.