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jhellie_baby · 10-08-08, 03:01 PM

If you were to choose for a wedding destination where would it be?

If you ask me, I prefer Singapore or Hong Kong. The place is nice and affordable.

10-08-08, 03:23 PM

How about a cool sea beach??

Admin · 10-08-08, 03:43 PM

Indian weddings are a bit too different then you see in the west and asking about wedding destinations on an Indian forum would just make people laugh (no offence intended).
Like in UK and USA and many other countries marriages are just a one day affair not so here in India it goes on for a week or so and there are so many things involved and it would be just impossible to have a wedding at a place where you dont know the locals. In Indian weddings we normally invite almost a thousand people as opposed to 50 or so in English weddings.. No guest pays for anything everything is paid for by the hosts and imagine how much would it cost for a modest 500 guest wedding at say Lasvegas or say Centeral park at Newyork... it wont be possible to get permissions for central park in the first place leave alone organising a wedding.

I dont know if things are changing with youndsters but at my wedding we had 1000+ gusts turn up for the wedding and more then 1500 for the reception... And ask anyone and do let me know who are those people who would like to miss out on this once in a life time traditional wedding

Indian weddings rock

there is no such thing as wedding destination here in India its a western conscept which I dont think will ever pick up here in India... not for the next 20 years.

I have been to two such weddings where wedding was organised by the tour operator and they were not so happening (in my opinion) One was at Lasvegas and one at Centeral park at NYC.. and it also costs a lot for the guests to make it there.

And also they dont allow shooting in the air after getting drunk in other countries

Our wedding guests here in Punjab take pride in shooting a few hundred rounds in the air after getting drunk

(Although I dont like the idea)

bubble · 10-08-08, 05:26 PM

I see what you mean, a traditional Indian wedding would be very expensive to move to a different location.

Alexina · 10-09-08, 08:49 PM

i always thought the las vegas marraige is a cool idea..like how britney spears had her 1st marraige.

but no i would never do that, im too indian for it

smoothvibes · 10-09-08, 08:52 PM

no girl..... no marriage

can i marry my computer

coz this is the only thing which stays with me for more than 16hours in a day

BTW: as i am from Himachal so wud like to go to manali for honeymoon

jill_alcher · 10-15-08, 06:32 AM

I would choose Hong Kong, Europe, California, Canada for a wedding destination.

10-08-08, 03:01 PM	#1
jhellie_baby Bronze Member Join Date: Sep 2008 Age: 24 Posts: 148 Rep Power: 2	Wedding Destinations If you were to choose for a wedding destination where would it be? If you ask me, I prefer Singapore or Hong Kong. The place is nice and affordable.

10-08-08, 03:43 PM	#3
Admin Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: New Delhi Age: 32 Posts: 4,700 Rep Power: 12	Indian weddings are a bit too different then you see in the west and asking about wedding destinations on an Indian forum would just make people laugh (no offence intended). Like in UK and USA and many other countries marriages are just a one day affair not so here in India it goes on for a week or so and there are so many things involved and it would be just impossible to have a wedding at a place where you dont know the locals. In Indian weddings we normally invite almost a thousand people as opposed to 50 or so in English weddings.. No guest pays for anything everything is paid for by the hosts and imagine how much would it cost for a modest 500 guest wedding at say Lasvegas or say Centeral park at Newyork... it wont be possible to get permissions for central park in the first place leave alone organising a wedding. I dont know if things are changing with youndsters but at my wedding we had 1000+ gusts turn up for the wedding and more then 1500 for the reception... And ask anyone and do let me know who are those people who would like to miss out on this once in a life time traditional wedding Indian weddings rock there is no such thing as wedding destination here in India its a western conscept which I dont think will ever pick up here in India... not for the next 20 years. I have been to two such weddings where wedding was organised by the tour operator and they were not so happening (in my opinion) One was at Lasvegas and one at Centeral park at NYC.. and it also costs a lot for the guests to make it there. And also they dont allow shooting in the air after getting drunk in other countries Our wedding guests here in Punjab take pride in shooting a few hundred rounds in the air after getting drunk (Although I dont like the idea) Last edited by Admin; 10-08-08 at 03:43 PM. Reason: Automerged Doublepost

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10-08-08, 03:23 PM	#2
Dragon Guest Posts: n/a	How about a cool sea beach??

10-08-08, 05:26 PM	#4
bubble Junior Member Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: España Posts: 95 Rep Power: 2	I see what you mean, a traditional Indian wedding would be very expensive to move to a different location.

10-09-08, 08:49 PM	#5
Alexina Gold Member Join Date: Sep 2008 Posts: 645 Rep Power: 2	i always thought the las vegas marraige is a cool idea..like how britney spears had her 1st marraige. but no i would never do that, im too indian for it

10-09-08, 08:52 PM	#6
smoothvibes Aditya Join Date: Jul 2008 Location: New Delhi/ London Posts: 4,914 Rep Power: 11	no girl..... no marriage can i marry my computer coz this is the only thing which stays with me for more than 16hours in a day BTW: as i am from Himachal so wud like to go to manali for honeymoon

10-15-08, 06:32 AM	#7
jill_alcher Junior Member Join Date: Oct 2008 Age: 24 Posts: 3 Rep Power: 0	I would choose Hong Kong, Europe, California, Canada for a wedding destination.

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