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"Sava Sal" is 15 months or a year and a quarter. In Punjabi culture, typically chooda (bangles) is kept on a newly Wed bride for either "Sava Mehina" (45 days or a month and a quarter), "Sava Sal" or 2.5 years. You can choose the duration with your in-laws.

It represents blessings from the bride's maternal grandparents as well as a start of a new phase in her life. I've always read that's its said to increase fertility in women since it puts constant pressure on an acupressure point near your wrist.

It's usually removed either on the time frame or if the bride is already expecting. If removing during the decided time, it's removed by the girl's sister-in-law or someone from the husband's side to represent inclusion of the new bride into their family. The chooda is taken off and glass bangles or gold bangles take their place.

In my case, COVID happened and we had to improvise. Hence, my brother helped me out. But I wore bangles that my in-laws gave me.