How To Have A Zero Waste Wedding In India
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 22 ส.ค. 2024
- Veena Balakrishnan and Vignesh Vancheeshwar of Two's Company tied the knot in the most eco-friendly way possible. They did it with these 5 steps!
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And that is a dream wedding.
This is how real literates look
Kanishk Singh right
Exactly 🤘👌
Not literate it's educated.
Literate knows only to read & write but Educated use their knowledge
Sir in tribal districts of odisha we dont need plastics. Almost zero wastage in all functions. But we the People are Illiterate .so this is a mindset that only literate people do that.
Shit country from 🇮🇷
Traditional indian weddings are simple and less costly . Traditional way of conducting marriage doesn't require any extravaganza. It is the take over of event management culture which led to expensive weddings
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I really appreciate the couple who have made their wedding in such a traditional way truly representing the south Indian marriage style.
How to have a zero wastage wedding
* me an intellectual *
Doesn't marry 😎
Lol
@@letscode5367 Let's code
the tiger rofl
Best comment ever😂
Best Solution. Controls Population too. !😆
When educated people has their focus on protecting the world rather than fighting against each other
Story of every South Indian wedding
Almost on all occasions, we use banana leaves. In my home, we eat on banana leaves even on Ganesh chaturti and other festivals. I remember reading mocking comments from westerners and north Indians on a video, they considered it 'uncultured'.
@Once Upon a Mountain Time yeah I know..I'm just saying. There are many such practices which are actually advantageous but discouraged because it's not 'western'.
But the question is...do you compost those banana leaves? Do you donate the left over food? Do you take extra step to enlighten others on waste management & the green way? If not, keep quite & let them have their moment.
Am from south India 😍😍
@@nunpuiisingson298 yeah we do that here in Kerala ?
South India has always been eco friendly and will be especially in tamilnadu and kerala ❤️🇮🇳
How to have a zero waste marriage?
Me: by staying single.
Lol
Stolen 🔥
Wtf, This is basically every regular wedding in South India.
Tell me about it! I don't know why they're making a big deal out of it
And looks like nobody really say on the bedding ...and used chairs instead
The left over food and the gifting was good though.... although most south indian weddings left over food is actually distributed to the poor.
Yes... The banana leaf , steel glass , organic flower decorations etc are more common... Food wastes are close to zero , it will be delivered to poor communities ... All these are done in every state in south india ..yes sometimes luxurious weddings also happens... And produce some quantities of waste...
The only thing which striked me from this couple is that they specifically asked their guests to donate to environmental protection agencies .. And gave them saplings and organic coffee . That's a new initiative in India...
But the point is they are not South Indian. They were inspired by them .
Absolutely Adarsh
I am from South India(Kerala). I opened this video to see some new ideas about green wedding. But this is a typical South Indian Wedding.
Go to the registrar's office and get married. Most green and inexpensive way.
sometimes I guess it is important to make a statement as well.
Or go to a LDF party office and get married. function ends with giving chai and vada
@@24sahib you are literally making and signing a statement at the registrar's.
This is a very beautiful wedding and love the idea of little or no waste, blessings to the lovely couple, their families and the guests❤️
Mator 233, going to the registrar and signing a statement ??? Indian culture is the most beautiful in the universe and weddings are a part of it. Weddings are a family, community and the guest affair of joining families and should be celebrated, lets also celebrate NO WASTE ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Last scene... Everyone is sitting on chair in stead of bed
Brut lied to us
Sujata sahoo wooden or steel chair
@@deeptisingh5507 wooden or steel chairs
old ppl need to sit not everyone can sit down
Yes bed is really a bad idea though 😣
other than gifts, every single wedding at my native place is like this. 🤔.
For my city wedding we did it at aadivasi aashram near Mumbai. Every single penny went to them. They cooked for us and decorated with native things. That was 20 years ago😁
WOW great bro
Wow
U r great
20 years a go the marriages were like this only now we are using short cuts and use plastics and unnecessary decoration.
Appreciate ur efforts.Brut was not there then so it was not covered.
*Most of the Kerala wedding's are held similarly.*
VINAYAKAN SAJEEV actually nearly all south Indian weddings r the same with different rituals
@@geethasrinivasgeetha6050 yeah true.
Yes but they didn't had exchange of expensive gifts/gold . Chlothes were from heirloom. ..
No! Most Malayali weddings are big and fat. They're mostly about flaunting jewelry, and trying to impress others. Yes, Covid has changed all that a little.
Damn you are so handsome ❤️
That's how we do in South ...that's how we do in Kerala .
....I've seen this in all Southindian weddings , events & temples ...it's pretty much same in Kannada land , Telugu lands , Tamils as well...
@An Angry Man For one thing Kerala has the highest literacy rate. The fact that you cant even spell Kerala correctly says a lot about your literacy.Secondly Kerala does not promote terrorism in any way. Most people in Kerala are way more accepting towards other relegion that in any part of India. So before calling Kerala a shit hole you should look in the mirror first.
Visit outside kerala people do this
@@athuldas9350 Yess!!!...kerla is a terrorist state 😤😤😤😤
@An Angry Man wtf,but we don't kill people for eating cows,like you guys do in North India.
Hey my brothers in South in himachal pradesh we also also use leaves to serve food in marriages before but now everyone using plastic not banana leaves but there is a tree which have round leaves we are forgetting our eco friendly culture but i know you are the one who has following it don't loose this banana style under the influence of western and women look beautiful in saree and kamarbandh and men in dhoti or lungi you guys are beautiful love you from very far in the north
I'm from uttarakhand and we too used plates made from leaves.
From UP ..we used leaves or steel plates in past ...n weddings use to happen in morning hours saving on electric power
In past now we all are destroying
@@apieeR yeah we have same type of pahari culture i think may be
@@dixitkumar2391 thanks for positiveness on eco friendly wedding knot.north Indians are good. Lovable people.
South always inspires me to get more close to nature.
The younger generation should take up this trend & the elders should encourage them to be such trendsetters . Change for ... the better ✅
Exactly..
Every wedding in south india is a “zero waste wedding “..!! We are doing this for centuries 🙂
Trillions if Blessings to the Couple and the people who supported them. Hope people around me in Punjab understand this and make our environment and society a better place to live.
kudos to Their parents, they allowed this...
This is the reason i love south indian culture even though i live in mumbai
Nice to see some peoples r changing there thought. Best marriage wishes to those couples.
People intending to get married must learn some lesson from them.
You should too
@Memcha Laishram it's there choice wedding only happen once for most people what is wrong in spending money
@@Babumoshai.. you are right brother. It's once in a lifetime thing. Just some things need to be taken care of.
1- throwing of garbage on streets
2- use of plastic cups etc
3- throwing of precious food stuffs.
Don't you agree? And costume,jewellery, decoration can be as per one's choice and wallet. No harm in that. What do you say?
@@sidharthapatra4296 yes i agree about the food should not be wanted and Garbage should not thrown I said it about the costumes and jewelery then he started talking about divorce and other stuff
@@Babumoshai.. I understood that. That's why you kept mum didn't drag it further i know.
I wish this couple the best
May they live happily ever after
I too wish for a marriage like this where the bride and groom could realise the most precious moment in their life rather than show off ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
South indians ...again setting an incredible example for the rest of india
They did lot of good that day .
A day they remember forever .
They served drinks in steel glasses and half of them went missing
Best option is earthen cups as traditional method. It's more satisfying than glass, steel or plastic.
😁😁😁😁
@@Dave_en Personally, I find the texture of them to be quite annoying on my lips. And they get dusty sometimes, resulting in dusty water.
@@ibadatsidhu81 you don't have to use it directly. It is to be dipped into water previously so that it doesn't absorb more water and dust is removed. In Banaras, we used to have prasad on sal-leaf plate and earthen glass.
Though it depends on personal preference, I never liked the idea of plastic. Metals(copper, brass, steel, bronze, silver etc) and glass made crockery are lot better and eco-friendly.
@@Dave_en Same here, I don't like plastic or metal, glass cups are fine with me. I don't live in India, thought I'm Punjabi, so I'm not used to the cups. Also, I'm very sensitive to touch, so I'm picky about texture. Anyways, thanks for ur insight.
Lmao this is every SOUTH indian wedding😂😉😏
Not really, not now a days. You can see yourself if you visit nearby wedding hall.
Exactly
And no one used the bed instead everyone was sitting on chairs.
Really appreciate ur thoughts .such lovely couple have a happy married life
They are real literates !❤️
We married at register office with parents blessings and with the money kept for marriage we started business..
Awesome
Inspired by ?? that's authentic south culture ,btw South specially Kerala are eco friendly in nature
Best example of eco friendly lifestyle. Congratulations to both of you.
Truly educated and responsible citizens. Very inspiring!
South Indian people are just great because they are educated,and not only cirtified educated they are real educated ❤️. Love and respect to South Indian from Assam.
Actually a lot of kerala and west tamilnadu culture resemble a lot with assamese culture
Actually a lot of kerala and west tamilnadu culture resemble a lot with assamese culture
Beautiful its stories like this that should go viral for they are soo inspiring
These couple must had real plenty blessings
God bless you
Nothing so special to brag here..
Almost every south indian weddings are like this!!
Aww that so sweet😘❤️
Mostly in South Indian wedding there is less use of plastic
Banana leaf is love
That's what a perfect destination wedding means ....ppl like them makes their destination wonderful
Love and peace to all
Loved every content on instagram and even expecting same here.
This should be a good lesson for greedy groom and also for their parents. God bless this lovely couples
The coffee scrub to guests and seed paper were creative and genius ideas. But aren't the rest a part of almost all south indian weddings?
Its we who think that extravagant weddings can only b enjoyable.Enjoying the wedding or any moment depends on our mind.They had set an example for all.Nice work
Inspirational n beautiful n nothing less...they got blessed by more ppl than any ordinary wedding
Simply superb wedding. Full of organic and natural environment with natural life style. You both are simply superb and awesome
Wowwww... amazing job...
highly inspiring...ty for doing ur part in saving mother nature....
u have her blessings 🙏😇
Yes green weddings should be encouraged... I will also follow the same.... ☺tqq guys...
The way Veena looks at Vignesh is how I look at pizza! Damn, that's real love right there
😂 That's Actually just regular wedding in Kerala,well I guess mostly for South India, Except for the 2 point but still most people nowadays provide tree saplings as gesture for attending wedding.... and if there were any leftovers they are donated mostly.....
I think only the gift idea is new... Else it is every other other Indian wedding. But it's so nice to promote this idea! A much needed thing for the future
Pretty much a basic South Indian wedding except the gift for donations. That was very thoughtful and kind
This really is a dream wedding
This is how education and awareness can work together and work for better future. I hope someday all the wedding will.be like this.
This tradition is being followed in most of the south Indian occasions. Sadly plastic has been an alternative in these days. Good to see the good old days back.
Thanks to the couple and wishing them a happy married life
One can have such beautiful wedding if they have a beautiful heart. May God bless this couple with lots of good health and joy... Lot to learn from them..
Saw comments saying that it's the story of all south Indian weddings. Not at all at least now a days . Here we use plastic chairs, plastic glasses sometimes.. May be paper cups sometimes but coated with plastic.. And what about the things we use to cook? All are wrapped in plastic covers, no? It's great that they cut lot of expense for jewellery and clothing...
A lot for the northies to learn here.
A lot of Indians*
rupasri pattanayak thank you so much. 😀
True coz most of the South Indian weddings traditionally only r waste free (majority )
@mad Rascal bas shuru. matlab gaali dene ka bahana chahiye. Happy kali puja and a prosperous diwali to you all
geethasrinivas geetha If that were the case this wedding wouldnt have been highlighted. It could very well be that southern indians might have a less waste wedding than rest of indians
These guys showed us the true meaning of saving the environment and not just talking about it
Donating leftover food to orphanages and neighbourhood, making a compost pit for food waste and banana leaves, serving in Banana leaves...all these are just common in South Indian Weddings(Kerala).
Here in Gujarat every rural wedding is simple, sober and zero waste wedding and most urban weddings are literally nothing but a show off
Awesome...its nice to see ppl doing they every bit to save d world...kudos!!to u guys to do this even though it was ur spl day...thank u do much
You channel will be very big one day.
This is the real wedding... 👌👌Hands up... to ur ideas...... Now its bcam as my dreem wedding... Thanks for sharing and inspiring the people 😊😊
Wow😍... really appreciate their way of doing wedding ❤️Such a beautiful change for the Society 🙏
since in the world u too are real wedded hero's. As a old man i blessed u to fulfill all your dreams. congratulations to these wedded couple.
if this follows everyone, I can see a beautiful world what i expected.
This is how marriage are supposed to be.. No show off😍😘😘😘
As a South Indian, I was like: "This is every wedding I've ever been to"
Awww. Thank you for showing a beaitiful new way of gaining joy and being in love forever and most importantly taking care of Mother Earth. Much needed . Thank you again. God bless.
When beautiful minds get together
Youth like these guys needed more n more to our nation.. then definitely India will become a 'golden bird 🐦', back to our glory.. 😇😊🙏👏👌
This should be the norm. If only more people followed it.
Wow very beautifully done by this newly married couple. Fantastic ideas. Hoping to do the same for my daughter's wedding when she grows up. :) Wish you all the best Veena and Vignesh.
Whole family supported this marriage. Good to see this kind of acts.
Real indian wedding. Only blessings for both.
Am not surprised... So far I my experienced most weddings that I have witnessed in South India has been very simple, traditional sans unnecessary need for extravagance. And one important observation was the couple in the weddings stood out more than the artifacts of the ceremony... After all it is their special day.
I like this very simple and traditional wed!!! This is not only newly wed couple plan it also a supporting from familys members, relatives and friends this thing happen. I use to live in india wen my dad base there and i like south indian people better then northen indian in some certain things🤔. Congrat to this couple and the rest🙏
Not only Indian wedding..its all big fat weddings... which happens in every country,religion and tradition.. Brut has shown that at least we indians are trying to make it simple ❤️ THANK YOU BRUT.
Ngaihsanawm dun lutuk. Nupa hlim thei tak an nih ngei ka beisei. Kudos to them & their family ♥️
I would like to appreciate the couple for a great initiative. We would consider it as a beginning of a great change.
Really hats of them, they did good job, no plastic, no food wastage, serve food with Banana leafs, and finnally plant a tree. Happy Married Life both of you.
We need more people like them. They will make the world a better place.
Hello ..We've used banana leaves ,stainless steel tumblers and steel chairs to coconut leaf shades since the wedding of my great great grandpa Mr.Thiraviam Gomez in the 15th century here in Tamil Nadu ..i think Brut has just discovered the world thru the power of the youtube ..good for you kid ..growing up..
Amazing...this is how Indian wedding use to be earlier but unfortunately people adopted fancy wedding style ND ruined the environment with l8ads of wastage...its good sign to see old styles are trending....i wish I could have gave a thought for it while I was getting married...
So beautiful and eco- friendly wedding.
This is the New india ... Sadly very little at present . Hopefully it'll grow big someday
Lovely couple. Thanks for such green ideas to celebrate big.
Great applause for this lovely,extraordinary couple,who, unlike others, beautifully carved their personal affair to a social ,environmental one!!
Woooow..... A big round of applause for them👏👏👏👏👏👏👏...... And a big message for us to understand...... I hope some of us will change our mind and will start thinking like them and will try to do our part.....
Me as a North Indian serves food in banana leaf...
10 years later I still can't get over the taunts of the aunties...
This is the wedding I desire of ♥️
Amazi..........ng! Nailed it 👏👏
I don't know why anyone didn't noticed that line ' the left over food is distributed in low income neighborhood ' writing low income neighborhood instead or poor I feel so pleasant 😊 and these are the key point brut attacks on
May god bless this couple😘😘
I am reading lots of comments that every south indian wedding is similar. But you folks need to open up your eyes and just visit nearest wedding hall to know how much plastic is used and food is wasted during every event. It has become a status symbol to serve water bottles and tons of tissues, afterwards every waste ending in landfill. What this couple achieved and did is indeed admirable.
This is so beautiful and makes me so happy. ❤️
We r simple n elegant .... South Indians 😍😘