THE WORLD "UNIQUE WEDDING" (PART 1)

Indian weddings are very bright events, filled with ritual and celebration, that continue for several days. They are not small affairs,anywhere between 100-10000 people attending (many of whom are unknown to the bride and groom)[citation needed]. Though most Indian marriages are arranged, some couples in urban areas have love marriages. The true Indian wedding is about two families getting wedded socially with much less emphasis on the individuals involved.

Many of the wedding customs are common among the Hindus, Jains, Sikhs and even Muslims. They are a combination of local, religious and family traditions.

For the Indians, a wedding includes a host of religious responsibilities. The most important one is sacrifice.

Indian weddings are so visually stimulating. The way the bride and groom sparkle and shine when the light hits them. We love the beauty and traditions of the Hindu wedding ceremony. Each little moment holds so much meaning.















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Romantic Wedding "Saying I LOVE U" with 99.999 red roses

A groom in Chongqing certainly rose to the occasion when he decided to give his bride a big day she'd never forget.



Xiao Wang blew a year's salary on buying 99,999 red roses for bride Xiao Liu at their wedding. The number 999 is considered to be an auspicious omen.



The couple - both 24 - needed 30 cars to take the flowers to the service. They advertised on the Internet for car owners and for helpers to stick the flowers on the vehicles. The flowers themselves were flown in from the other side of the country.



"I remembered that Liu loved these special roses and the idea just grew and grew. It was worth it all just to see the look on her face when she saw the cars," said Wang.



He also donated 20 percent of the cost of the roses to charity to bring still more luck to their marriage.



Xi'ai who met Wang while they were at university together added, "I mentioned a year ago I would like a romantic wedding - I can't believe he remembered, but it was amazing."



Source: Global Times/Orange News