Kerala Best Brahmin Wedding Highlights 2020| Akhil & Malini | Hindu Wedding Teaser

Kerala Best Hindu Wedding Highlights 2020| Akhil & Malini | Hindu Wedding Teaser Location : Kerala Studio : Anokha Wedding Company, Thrissur Contact us on : +9186060 44410 Wedding Photography by : Anokha Wedding Company Anokha Wedding Company #weddingphotography #weddingphotographer #weddingideas Anokha Wedding Company is a passionate team of wedding photographers and cinematographers that loves to capture and preserve the most beautiful of emotions experienced around. #bride #weddingday #weddingdress #photography #weddings #groom #prewedding #weddingplanner #bridetobe #photographer #destinationwedding #weddingideas #weddingphoto #canon #photooftheday #instawedding #indianwedding #weddinginspo #engagement #bridal #photoshoot #weddingphotos #weddingmakeup #weddingdecor #bhfyp Explore our Wedding Photography and Wedding Videography Gallery in Facebook:  / anokhaweddings   Instagram:   / anokhaweddings   Kerala is God’s own country. With backdrops that embrace gorgeous beaches, backwaters, coconut palm trees, and greenery grasslands. Just like the variety in backdrops, Kerala is also home to a variety of cultures and religions. In Kerala, people prefer to marry a partner who has the same caste and religion. Inter cast marriage is the usual norm. Still, most of the people like to select a partner from the same caste and religion. Every religion and cast has performed its own wedding customs. Kerala is a beautiful merger of three kinds of wedding rituals: Kerala Nair weddings, Kerala Syrian Christian wedding, and along with other Indian forms of weddings. It is exciting to notice how each wedding is in some way similar to the other but very diverse too. The ritual exchange of trays shows the finalization of the wedding in the Nair community, like that, to take permission from church and authorities, shows the finalization in the case of Christian weddings. For Hindu weddings, the rituals are conducted either at the bride’s home or in a large auditorium. First, the groom is received by the bride’s brother before they enter mandapam to exchange the vows. As part of the Hindu wedding ritual, they tie Mangalsutra and apply sindoor to the bride. The Syrian Christian community follows this same ritual as part of their wedding.