It’s never too soon or too late to renew your vows. Whatever your reasons, Renewing your Wedding Vows is possibly the most romantic thing you can do. And with iconic couples from Beyoncé & Jay Z… to Gavin and Stacey’s Dawn & Pete… all getting in on the action… Renewing your Wedding Vows is a romance trend that’s here to stay.
Renew Your Wedding Vows in Traditional Hindu Wedding Style
Now you now have the opportunity to seal your love with that special person in an unforgettable setting. Get hitched in India in Indian way.
Indian style Wedding in Agra
At the scheduled time, we will meet up at your hotel where we start the first part of this special day. We will begin by doing the traditional Indian wedding make-up & Henna tattoo. According to Hindu customs, every detail of the marriage has a meaning, hence the importance of makeup and dresses.
Once this is done, you will head to the altar where the ceremony will take place. Here the most important moment of the day will arrive, you will be able to get married or renew your wedding vows in Agra following the local customs.
At the altar everything will be ready: the priest, the altar properly decorated for the ceremony, and even the typical wedding dresses and jewels that you will have to wear according to this ritual. Hindu tradition says that marriages are made in heaven and that once two people are married, this bond remains for seven lifetimes.
The priest will perform each of the rituals in a traditional ceremony, full of mantras to ask for the blessing of the god Vishnu. The couple will be guided through a traditional ceremony and will re-tie the knot with an exchange of fresh flower garlands.At the end, you will have to walk around the sacred fire seven times and take the seven oaths.
During the entire ceremony, a photographer will carry out a complete photographic report to capture each of the special moments you will experience.
Check out a similar wedding done in Jaipur to give you the idea :
Only for fun, not an official marriage
This ceremony is symbolic and not a legal wedding. It is a ceremony to spiritually seal the depth of the couple’s love.
The ceremony is performed in the local language with the mantras in Sanskrit. However, you will have an interpreter at all times who will explain everything in English.
Price
This is a private experience, exclusively for you and your companions.
