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More on Indian Marriages

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nithyain
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I’m wondering if any of you have insights on how Indian Marriages can be more meaningful.

I find that they are usually very formulaic with few opportunities for genuine connection and interaction. It seems to be mostly about completing certain prescribed rituals.

I’m sure there are exceptions to this norm, however most weddings I have attended have been mostly about dressing up, getting photos taken, eating 🍽️, and some joking / teasing.

If I had to create something different it would include the following:

  1. The bride and groom share their hopes and dreams and fears and aspirations.
  2. There is an occasion to get to know a little bit about the main members of both sides of the family.
  3. An opportunity for people to share some of their talents and gifts.
  4. Occasion for blessing the couple with words / poems / short plays and other creative ways.
  5. Those who wish to can share their most important relationship wisdom / anecdotes / Learnings.
  6. Less money spent on the fancy aspects of the wedding and more on creating an atmosphere that is welcoming and puts people at easy.
  7. Maybe a quiz / trivia about the couple and the respective families.

I know this is me imposing my value system on what is a well established tradition. However I felt like sharing my reflections and I welcome your insights.

Thanks.

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