Agniveshyagrihyasutra 1.6.1.7

1.6.1.7

āpūryamāṇapakṣe puṇye nakṣatre śobhanānyagārāṇi kalpayitvā baddhakautukaḥ kṛtamaṅgalasvastyayanaḥ padātirvadhūgṛhaṃ gatvā gṛhītamadhuparkaḥ uddhananādyasambhārasambharaṇān kṛtvā lājānaśmānamahataṃ vāsaśca saṃbhṛtya brahmapraveśanādyāparidhānāntaṃ karoti \

In the waxing fortnight, under an auspicious constellation, having arranged fine pavilions, having tied the auspicious cord, having performed the auspicious recitation of blessings, having gone on foot to the bride's house, having received the madhuparka, having performed the preparations such as the digging [of the sacrificial ground], having brought fried grain, a millstone, and an unwashed garment, he performs [the rites] beginning with the bringing in of the Brahman priest up to the putting on of the enclosing sticks.