NRI Wedding
Overview of NRI Wedding
Every Year many NRI’s comes to India in search of life partner for themselves as India is considered a land of culture and traditions. In order to have decent life partner who bound in traditional culture and customs and remain with his/her life partner throughout the life in happiness and sorrows, many NRIs comes to India. Indian brides are known for their culture, traditions, decency and loyalty and these are the features counted when it comes to marriage.
Features of NRI Wedding Ceremony
Indian weddings have always been known for its culture and traditions. It is therefore, most Non-resident Indian families choose India in order to get married in accordance with Indian traditions and rituals. Non-resident Indian Weddings are the most extravagant marriages in India as compared to other marriages as NRI Weddings most of the time held at the royal cities like Jaipur, Jodhpur, beaches of Goa and Kerala, Rajasthan, or in Lucknow. The NRI Weddings becomes talk of the town in India as these weddings are generally of celebrities or other renowned personalities in media. An example of such wedding is was of Vanisha Mittal , daughter of Laxmi Mittal (London based steel tycoon) with Amit Bhatia, a delhi based investment banker. Another famous example of NRI Wedding in India was that of Arun Nayar the software tycoon to British Actress Elizabeth Hurley. NRI Weddings also includes the weddings of renowned Indian celebrities.
Traditions and Rituals in NRI Wedding Ceremony
Most of the NRI Weddings performed in accordance with Indian culture and traditions. Likewise, Hindu Marriages NRI Wedding is carried out in a sacred manner performing all the traditional rituals like exchanging of garland of flowers, chanting of mantras, seven pheras (ie seven rounds around the holy fire), taking vows etc. Both bride and groom too dressed in traditional Indian clothes but very expensive. Bride is dressed with lots of expensive jewelry. One can see famous celebrities in NRI Weddings. In short, NRI Weddings follows the Indian culture in an expensive way as Millions of dollars spent in the Weddings of NRI.
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