What is the garland that Indians wear around their necks?

In India, it is a common etiquette to present wreaths to welcome guests. The host should present a wreath and put it around the neck of the guest. The nobler the guest, the thicker the wreath. It is also a courtesy for Indians to welcome guests to order auspicious moles. On holidays, Indians love to use cinnabar to point a point between the eyebrows. They believe that auspicious moles can ward off evil spirits and avoid disasters. Sometimes, in order to show a grand welcome, Indians will not only give garlands to their guests, but also give them "auspicious moles". Before the girl gets married, her parents should choose an auspicious day and ask the monk to give her a lucky mole specially, wishing her lifelong happiness. Now, the auspicious mole has actually become an integral part of Indian women's daily dressing and beauty.