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I was on a guided tour of the Golden Triangle of India....my first time in India. What a wonderful stroke of luck...a friend of our tour organizer was getting married, and though our names (all 8 of us) were not on the guest list, our guide, Harshit, assured us we would be welcome. Advice, if you should ever have the opportunity: bring ear plugs! It's LOUD!
I am a photographer and filmmaker, based in Hollywood, FLORIDA (the OTHER Hollywood). I've been to 93 countries, most of them multiple times. I feel, the best reason to travel is to better know the place from which you have come.
Hi Len, Great video! Indian weddings are quite the phenomenon- I say this as someone who’s had one and attended countless others. Each time is a sensory whirlwind and way too many core memories created in a short span of time.
Glad you were able to ‘crash’ one - such fun!
Ive had clients who’ve wished to attend wedding ceremonies and we’ve arranged similar situations for them, and each time the welcome has been warm. Indians really do treat their guests very well.
Amazing cultural experience Len!! Nice to see how it all works from here in Switzerland- thanks for the text explanations. Will that be only your first Indian wedding? Crash another or perhaps your own??? Glad to see they have firework safety in mind when walking down the aisle too…
Owner, photographer, filmmaker, Len Kaufman Photographer
Thanks for taking the time to write, Bryon. Not likely to be attending another Indian wedding any time soon, and definitely not mine! 2 weddings (and divorces) are enough. LOL
I crashed an Indian Wedding on a guided tour of the Golden Triangle (my first time in India)
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I was on a guided tour of the Golden Triangle of India....my first time in India. What a wonderful stroke of luck...a friend of our tour organizer was getting married, and though our names (all 8 of us) were not on the guest list, our guide, Harshit, assured us we would be welcome. Advice, if you should ever have the opportunity: bring ear plugs! It's LOUD!
I am a photographer and filmmaker, based in Hollywood, FLORIDA (the OTHER Hollywood). I've been to 93 countries, most of them multiple times. I feel, the best reason to travel is to better know the place from which you have come.
Hi Len,
Great video! Indian weddings are quite the phenomenon- I say this as someone who’s had one and attended countless others. Each time is a sensory whirlwind and way too many core memories created in a short span of time.
Glad you were able to ‘crash’ one - such fun!
Ive had clients who’ve wished to attend wedding ceremonies and we’ve arranged similar situations for them, and each time the welcome has been warm. Indians really do treat their guests very well.
Amazing cultural experience Len!! Nice to see how it all works from here in Switzerland- thanks for the text explanations. Will that be only your first Indian wedding? Crash another or perhaps your own??? Glad to see they have firework safety in mind when walking down the aisle too…
Thanks for taking the time to write, Bryon. Not likely to be attending another Indian wedding any time soon, and definitely not mine! 2 weddings (and divorces) are enough. LOL
I would love to attend (crash) an Indian wedding one day
It's quite an experience, Nnennaya. Everyone seemed quite welcoming, even in the reception.