This is more of Tamil Hindu wedding. Its different in different states but have some commonality like circling fire, gifting sarees, tying taalis, aarti's etc which is part of all Hindu wedding but these are always infused with local customs variants like the ring game ,myth about Arundati etc
omg! this is amazing, so many things I didn't know were mentioned :0 this is great, I'm looking forward to using this video as a reference when I get married in the future :)
The story of arundati as I heard it is different. The arundati star is actually not one but two stars that are always very close together. They look as if they are one but if you look closely you can see that there are two. This is to tell the couple that in marriage they are to be forever so close that they are almost one unit.
That is one interesting video! Am loving it! ❤️ And I really didn’t know d fact dat toe rings were made for men back then! 😱 And u look really gorgeous! 😍
You should go for a Christian wedding dear, speaking as a Hindu. Hindu traditions are very old and meaningful and must be done by Hindu couples only and congrats on your wedding too. Keep her happy, my blessings 🙌.
You can't force these things. people have to want to do it themselves. i have been married for 19 years. and live in the US and i wear my "thali" everyday. it doesn't matter weather i wear pant and shirt or salwar kameez. i still wear it.
I am in a dilemma.. My feminist part wants to reject taali etc as being sexist. On the other hand as a woman I like the colourful festivities that are part of the tradition.. :/
Alot of married girls now in india itself don't wear a "thali" or a "mangalyam". they think that it doesn't go well with western clothing like pant and shirt or skirt and blouse. things are changing.
What is described in the video is a SOUTH INDIAN Hindu wedding. Hindu wedding traditions vary from region to region and country to country.
Nope only tamil one kannadig and telgu have different one
She's a Sri Lankan Tamil
This is more of Tamil Hindu wedding. Its different in different states but have some commonality like circling fire, gifting sarees, tying taalis, aarti's etc which is part of all Hindu wedding but these are always infused with local customs variants like the ring game ,myth about Arundati etc
this is great. my cousin just got engaged to a hindu girl. cant wait
hindu weddings are the most beautiful and authentic. all other religions in india/south asia derive their wedding customs and rituals from hinduism.
Thank you for this!! It’s interesting actually learning about our traditions and why we do them
omg! this is amazing, so many things I didn't know were mentioned :0 this is great, I'm looking forward to using this video as a reference when I get married in the future :)
Namaste
The story of arundati as I heard it is different. The arundati star is actually not one but two stars that are always very close together. They look as if they are one but if you look closely you can see that there are two. This is to tell the couple that in marriage they are to be forever so close that they are almost one unit.
Very nice.. Soon I will be marry a hindu man😍
Can you explain why bride n grm wash parents feet
bro why is everyone trashing on this, they just tried to make a educational video
That is one interesting video! Am loving it! ❤️ And I really didn’t know d fact dat toe rings were made for men back then! 😱 And u look really gorgeous! 😍
What are some good gift ideas for the bride being that I am “American” and she is Indian?
You should go for a Christian wedding dear, speaking as a Hindu. Hindu traditions are very old and meaningful and must be done by Hindu couples only and congrats on your wedding too. Keep her happy, my blessings 🙌.
I am not getting married. A friend of my extended family is! Thank you for your help.
Can you the same , just in Puberty Cermony Version?
You can't force these things. people have to want to do it themselves. i have been married for 19 years. and live in the US and i wear my "thali" everyday. it doesn't matter weather i wear pant and shirt or salwar kameez. i still wear it.
She never forced it idiot
Good voice 👌👌👌
I am in a dilemma.. My feminist part wants to reject taali etc as being sexist. On the other hand as a woman I like the colourful festivities that are part of the tradition.. :/
Maybe Feminism is the problem, then.
@@ryanferguson7845 Over the years what was once enjoyable became a rule. Once it becomes forced then the charm wears off..
Alot of married girls now in india itself don't wear a "thali" or a "mangalyam". they think that it doesn't go well with western clothing like pant and shirt or skirt and blouse. things are changing.
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this was very helpful to use
I'm the 100th one to like your video!!!!
Thank you so much for sharing this!
Like for a part 2
Learned alot, didn’t know any of those things!
The ceremony differs from region to region, you should have mentioned it. And most importantly make the pronunciation correct, not Indian type.
There is no biparts for wedding rituals
It has to be a complete series of Hindu culture and tradition in all terms
Ennna kiru photosukku promote huhhhhhhh????? Adhukkuthaneii indha videoo😂😂😂
Sri Lankan Tamizhan
Slide show???
Thats it for this week??
You cheat..
sorry but your shaky voice can't help me understand the detail..
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Good voice 👌👌