Agniveshyagrihyasutra 1.6.2

Then he offers eight prosperity offerings with 'To the desired ones, svāhā.'

Then he offers the Jaya offerings; he offers thus with 'Thought and intention';

or [he offers] separate ladle-oblations thus: 'To thought, svāhā! To intention, svāhā!'

Then he offers the Abhyātāna offerings with 'Agni is the lord of beings; may he protect me, svāhā!'

Then, wearing the sacred thread over the right shoulder, he addresses them: 'Fathers, grandfathers.'

He becomes one wearing the sacred thread [over the left shoulder] again.

He thus offers these seventeen Abhyātāna offerings along with the invocations.

Then he offers six Rāṣṭrabhṛt offerings ended with the utterance of svāhā,

[beginning with] 'Overpowering by truth, whose abode is truth.'

He offers six principal oblations with 'May Agni go first.'

He cleanses both with 'May the divine [waters] be for our welfare and aid.'

Then with his right hand he grasps her right hand together with the thumb, facing toward the hair, with 'By the impulse of the divine [Savitṛ]…'

Then he makes her rise up with these five [verses beginning with] 'Bhaga, Aryaman.'

Here he should utter her name in the nominative case replacing the word 'so-and-so'.

Having placed a stone north of the junction of the northern half-enclosing-stick, he makes the bride tread on it with her right foot with 'Tread upon this stone.'

With 'And all of us together with you', both walk clockwise around the fire.

Then, having spread clarified butter under [in] her cupped hands, he pours fried grains twice;

thrice for those who make five portions;

with 'I pour these fried grains.'

Having poured clarified butter over it, he mixes it with the ladle with 'With good fortune I mix you.'

Then she offers with 'This woman [prays]'. [2]