I thought this only happened in BOLLYWOOD MOVIES!? Latinos react to Indian Wedding Performances

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[@nidhidwivedi6393]

In indian weddings parents spend a major portion of their savings in their child's wedding

[@kartikthakur9939]

Still these are some rish aas wedding

[@nidhidwivedi6393]

@@kartikthakur9939 yeah totally agree 😂

[@anweshasrivastava3454]

that’s their only goal in life lol sad though

[@liveandletlive185]

​@@anweshasrivastava3454u seem to be completely brainwashed by capitalism , whats so sad in that.

[@anweshasrivastava3454]

@@liveandletlive185 your parents working all their lives, saving money, sacrificing their wishes and dreams only to spend all their money on a damn party. And face the society’s judgement if they don’t do so. Yes that’s sad.

[@deependrapratapsingh7649]

That's the reason of low divorce rate in india , we spend so much that we can't afford second marriage 😂

[@lofivibes3941]

😂😂😂😂

[@bobbie3359]

😅

[@KABIR00077]

😂😂

[@kinjaljangir9859]

😂😂😂😂

[@FocusStation9642]

😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@miiimiii30]

In India wedding is mostly, once in a lifetime event that's why they spend like crazy 😂😅

[@shaksheedigitalmarketing]

Even I thought the same. 1000 guests is normal even for middle class families. One month is needed to invite.

[@yashaswinikrishnan1878]

mostly 😂😂😂

[@endeavour1349]

Not exactly, they last as long as the mist lasts.

[@Kathakathan11]

No, only rich spend a lot

[@Kathakathan11]

That too from Delhi Punjab

[@LilacPeony3088]

Actually, Bollywood are inspired by Indian wedding because it is always grand and tbh in reality it is more entertaining and enjoyment than movies 😅❤❤❤❤

[@Teamo.bora.]

Absolutely right

[@sb-bw4lp]

My grandma said in there time wedding took month it just know we do marriages in one or two days in old days it's like festival

[@maansiloves]

Thats India for U ..As most of people marry once in a lifetime they spent majority of savings in marriage hence low divorce rate😂😂😂..people shud attend Indian wedding who thinks India is a poor country

[@sujalghorse4088]

​@@sb-bw4lpwe do it for 10 days. But planning starts way before.

[@shilparaj2129]

Wedding in India is like a celebration even if you are not that rich still we manage to enjoy it by singing and dancing becoz there are so many rituals and tradition that makes our wedding beautiful ❤

[@Shobabisht]

We indians earn money to spend on children's wedding 😂 Also if u like this you can watch Indian dramas dubbed in Spanish whole drama revolves around marriage 😊

[@manodiptam100]

trying to introduce them to komolika (the earlier one)? 🤣🤣🤣

[@i_nehatiwari]

Looks they are beggars😂😂😂

[@MoneyMitrovic333]

Fax my fam is broke now after my sis’s marriage 😂🙏

[@kiwimetks1275]

Not around wedding but around a man with two women or sasural😂😂

[@Ayush94167]

Bewakoof inko bata ke India ki bezzati karwani jarori hai kya

[@dhavalesanjay]

It is $75 billion market in India ... wedding market

[@MKomal14]

Offering myself so Efra can have an indian wedding so he doesnt have to die alone and broke

[@user-ameriiiiicano]

Propose karne ka tareeka thoda kazeul ho gaya😂

[@hydragaming4265]

Tareeka thoda kezual haï

[@jayal.7697]

😂

[@shilparaj2129]

😂

[@Sarthak0998]

😂

[@ytuser920]

8:52 that green jacket guy is actually dancing to his own song. He is a 90s actor and he is dancing with his own daughter. Ananya is his daughter. And that black suit guy is his nephew(he is brother of the bride)

[@lofivibes3941]

Yes 🥲🥲😂

[@Teamo.bora.]

And the girl who is getting married is alana and she is also youtube and model ....even Shahrukh khan with his family is also there enjoying ......

[@viditkumar8819]

Chunky Pandey

[@bhumika6338]

I was laughing so hard seeing you guys losing your minds because this is so nomal for us 🤣Well yes weddings here are very very expensive. We hire choreographers months before and have practice sessions with them. Aside from family members' performances, there are artists hired to perform as well. Since not everyone is rich enough to hire celebrities, there are some acts who are really good and quite famous for these types of gigs only and it inclused dancing acts,singing ,acrobats whatever the bride and groom wants. The decorations are really beautiful. Yeah we spend a lot of money on weddings and also question a lot of times if its worth it but that's what everyone wants😂😂

[@yuktabhagat6451]

Two things that Indian families splurge on with no hesitation are education and weddings. Culturally, these two are some of the most important moments in your life that will change it permanently, so no stone is left unturned when it comes to these things.

[@vinodkumaryadav2018]

Its not about dancing or singing. It's all about making memories and cherishing the moment by involving everyone at the moment. I know not all people are gifted with beautiful voices but dancing i think everyone can do it and u can pick the steps easily by looking at others doing it.

[@ytuser920]

The editing on this video was top notch lmaooo love your editors so much… and lol to our Waleska who loves romantic and fictional stuff… wait till you know that the groom actually enters wedding venue on a beautifully decorated white horse like a prince to take away his princesss with all his friends and family surrounding him…

[@SaurabhChoudhary-xx2js]

Indian weddings are vibrant celebrations where families come together to celebrate the union of two individuals. One of the most joyous and lively parts of Indian weddings is the Sangeet ceremony. During the Sangeet, both the bride's and groom's families perform dances and songs to celebrate the occasion.The performances often include traditional dances like the Garba, Bhangra, and Bollywood-inspired dances.The performances are usually divided into dances from the bride's side and the groom's side. It's a way to honor the heritage and bring families closer together.

[@PYNaik]

Also different states have different ways of getting married and different aesthetics as well. Not every wedding is this loud , some also are short and simple. North Indians tend to have the loudest weddings let me tell you that 😂

[@ashwinsubramanya]

Bro wait till you see tamilnadu and Kerala weddings. Even Andhrapradesh as well. Punjabiz hold my beer

[@abdev3941]

​@@ashwinsubramanya talk about Sambalpuri & West Odisha weddings...u can't even hear urself lol with the chhapri dj's😂

[@ashwinsubramanya]

@@abdev3941 I've only been to mostly South Indian weddings one North Indian wedding so haven't witnessed it

[@nikumilotic1333]

All of this events are very subjective to different states , culture ,classes , religions anf communities In mine a wedding lasts on avg 8 days But the main hype is around of 4 days Although the prep for wedding starts like 15 days before the events

[@ytuser920]

You should definitely do more videos like these… it’s so fun to watch!

[@sruthikagrandhi2740]

In India we don't wear white dresses at main events or occasions cuz white is worn only when some of our closed ones were died / at funerals

[@SANJU_123]

Indians invest a lot in their wedding like they don’t invest in other things that much . 😂even a middle class family wedding is lit❤

[@Nicolehub]

People go bankrupt for the wedding. I'm not even lying

[@Highlightsmusic123]

😂

[@manishyadav-gr3dj]

Lemme explain budget to you (I belong to middle class ) My sister got married last year In total we had 5 ceremonies and then reception Total budget was around 35 lakhs In dollars , it'd be 42 k dollars Love from delhi india to both of you❤

[@archanamalik737]

Okay generally the wedding you saw do cost ALOT and the ones you saw are of very rich people.. Mostly upper middle or upper class people. But India does have a wedding industry that is worth around $130 billion annually so we do spend on it. Though, the average middle class wedding is much less extravagant and milder. But the dancing is key in the sangeet ceremony which happens a prior to the actual wedding day and those are where the performance happen. On the main wedding day the song and dance is limited to groom or now bride arrivals but that's mainly focused on the rituals. Also, India is such a diverse country there are so many types of weddings depending upon region and religion n everyone have their own ways to celebrate the big day..

[@AnthonyJonathanYT]

Most of the single guys and girls dance to show off their personality, cuz they are next in line to the altar. 😂

[@Harsh-fe9br]

Whole savings is the money 🤣

[@ItsYourhighness960]

Their are different rituals in every state but 3 major are everywhere that is haldi means that means to make bride glowing (turmeric is used for glow), mahendi is for beautiful hands, Sangeet is for dance and party celebration of wedding. Reception is just photo session with bride and groom. Actual wedding ritual are totally different where the bride and groom ties the knot have a whole different devotional activity.

[@parthukani9786]

Indian traditional wedding is an emotion, you can’t feel it on internet. You must come and be part of it and then you won’t go broke or die rather you’ll live with that emotional experience forever. And I promise you that you’ll dance 🕺🏻even though you ain’t know a shit about dancing, purely because of the vibe. One more thing, only bride’s costumes costs from $5000 to $ 1M, didn’t count jewelry.

[@TrustifierTubes]

My sister's wedding cost around $75,000 in 2002. Not to mention what my grandparents and uncle spent as a gift which was probably around 25k, you can get a lot done in $100,000. Also this was 2002

[@jetpark3743]

Efra needs to find an British Indian woman ❤😂

[@LilacPeony3088]

Now, I feel like it's time for you to react 28 states different and diverse weddings cultures of India ❤❤❤❤

[@reenagarg4671]

I want that reaction too ❤

[@Niniworld-bh9if]

There are hundreds of rituals other than this done with family and in laws but of course, all siblings favourite is jhoota chuppai ritual. Grooms team vs brides team. It is the best fun to have in life.

[@tanyagupta4089]

Weddings can range anywhere between $50,000 to $500,000. Of course there's the ultra rich that spend much more. Waleska, wedding dress shopping here is crazy girl! We spend thousands on the outfits 😂😂

[@shilpashandilya1476]

In india, doesn't matter if you are rich or not... you dance in family and friends weddings

[@phoenixmasters305]

Okay so normally a 'Normal Indian wedding ' costs approx ₹5000000 ($60000 approximately) which includes everything like literally everything but this range is good for smaller cities I don't know about those so called metropolitan cities 🌆

[@nikumilotic1333]

That's probably rich people budget

[@phoenixmasters305]

@@nikumilotic1333 Well my friend my cousin recently got married so I asked my aunt about the total cost from day 1 to D-Day and she said close to 50 lacks and we are from a middle class family. And actually this makes sense. Look at this sudden parabolic change in Indian weddings

[@nikumilotic1333]

@@phoenixmasters305 probably from high middle class

[@phoenixmasters305]

@@nikumilotic1333 Not really 😂but yaah maybe you are correct as this varies hell abruptly and also depends on from which region but it is no way going below $40-45000 even for small scale weddings coz dude Indian weddings are costly and I am not talking about the wedding day I am talking about every single day from roka, engagement and different pre-wedding ceremonies as well

[@drishtipandey9588]

this is very high budget..normal wedding can be done in 10-15 removing all the dahej and stuff

[@user-qe8fc5zq8n]

Wrong map of India...... Pls take note..

[@SM-bi2iw]

let me break it down for you both, South asian weddings in general are a huge deal, its a union of two families not just the couple and comes with a lot of ceremonies and traditions - heavily involving dance and singing! Weddings are expensive but they are a massive part of your life if your south asian so parents like to spend on their children's weddings! Glad you had fun seeing one, let's hope one day you both get to be a part of a desi wedding in UK they hit different!!

[@AjitKumar-cx2uu]

In India all weddings have a lot of dance and music. Bride's family and groom's family dance in groups. There is competition and people prepare a lot. Mostly dance is on Bollywood songs.

[@shilparaj2129]

Indian weddings are amazing and fun ❤

[@muskanverma492]

Okay i just loved everything in the video but specially the tom cruise enrty at the wedding .omg😂😂😄😄

[@DivyaJharia]

Wedding is the only time bride and groom feels like they are the protagonist of the story and all the drama revolves around them, and the people make you feel super super special.

[@user-tu8if5qk5y]

It's no less than an annual function at school. Every relative prepare performance. And there is also Bride's side v. Groom's side dance off

[@utkarshsingh9971]

Basically, in India, divorce culture is not that prominent, so indians get married only once.....thats why we spend a lot on weddings..........i mean at the end its better to have a grand wedding of 5 days with one person rather than having a cold wedding 5 times with different person....🙃🙃🙃🙃🙃🙃

[@marteenamathew9146]

Wedding is the day when we ourselves realise how rich we are!!😂

[@Mbbsanjalli]

Indian wedding r crazy dude...😂😂 as a indian I can assure....

[@Kimtaehyung89073]

Bro and sis this is only half the picture every indian state have their own wedding style u guys mostly seen hindi people wedding there are so many weddings styles and they are different from each other rajasthani people weddings, punjabi wedding, tamil people wedding, kannada wedding, telugu weddings, maharashtra weddings etc... some states will have similar rituals and some will have different rituals but one thing is common that is Indian wedding is a festival because for us it will only come for once in life

[@ichiigo-chan]

For most common people in India, weddings are pretty much a once in a lifetime affair (yes because a lot of people, even if they do get divorce, won't have another big wedding) which is why we celebrate it like a big 3-5 day party. Parents use a huge chunk of their savings on their kid's weddings and the bride/groom use a lot of their savings too (we spend a lot), it's an extravagant affair and superrrrr fun!! Like a festival with live orchestra and dance performances and unlimited food and stuff 💖

[@jyotitiwari4298]

Oh God the best reaction ever 😅😅😂😂they are so blown away by all this and this is normal for indians to witness ofcourse ultra-rich weddings are not very common..bt still indians spend a lot more than they can afford on their weddings🤣🤣but efra and Waleska reactions are highlight of the video for me😂😂

[@LilacPeony3088]

You can't judge a book by it's cover for Indians specially Indian Aunties and Uncles , they can dance better than most of us 😅😅😂😂❤❤

[@prachipranay9722]

I didn't see anybody explaining but sangeet literally means music in hindi. There's a whole ceremony dedicated to music in Indian weddings. And a lot of the time the groom and the bride sides of the families will make it into a friendly dancing/singing competition, its so much fun!!

[@jayrajsinhrathod7223]

That was pureee.. my brother & Sister... So cute... & genuine.... Thanks for reacting....

[@aryandwivedi6380]

You should attend Indian weddings , It is not just one day program. It takes about 15 days or more. Families relatives, friends and neighbours take part With an average 300 people. Dance and music continue till final day of weddings ceremony.

[@TamannaTalan]

Well in urban areas it consist three days but you go deep down into more rural areas it goes for months sometimes so many rituals and custom urban indian marriage can't even do 10% of it as compare to rural more village weddings specially in hindus you see😊

[@dreamer.7725]

Dance anywhere 😂😂bro if you attend middle class indian wedding, we actually go dancing from groom's place to wedding venu on DJ and then never leave rhe dancefloor empty its always full, until 12am when police stops us and we always say- f*** man we just started having fun ,why so soon . I haven't dance on my fav.song yet 🤣🤣🤣🤣we don't care if we are out of alcohol or main dinner but starters and dance must last long

[@shubhra183]

Parents start saving for the wedding the day they get pregnant, even more so if its a girl. The whole reason an Indian goes to work is to send the children to the best college in the world and then go broke on their wedding. An average Indian wedding costs about $50,000 for the middle class. But everyone spends more than they can afford on a wedding. Also, all the weddings you watched are North Indian and of the upper middle class. South Indian weddings don't have all this choreograped dances. They are a much more religious affair. Not that it makes the wedding any less expensive. Instead of spending money on grand locations and designer clothes, they spend it on gold. Literally, kilos of gold are involved in South Indian weddings (especially in Andhra). And yes, do see Band Baaja Baraat, for the next movie. It shows both middle class and upper class weddings and how those beautiful "sets" are created.

[@Layla-xm2lx]

In India wedding is one crazy event, I am sure for everyone it is but we have no of rituals to perform, so it takes lot of days.. The events you mentioned are thr major ones but we have many other events in between and yes they are grand.. Not to the level of grandeuer of bollywoid for every wedding but depending on the financial capabilities, weddings are hold as grand as they could be on their own level as parents tend to save for children wedding right from the start and spend a major chunk of savings on their wedding even for a middle class normal person.. Dance and mysic is in dna of indian weddings.. We have a sangeet function which consists of all those dance performance, its basically a family concert and then wedding procession (baraat) whivh tkaes around 2-3 hours and all we do is dance crazily for that much time on random streets with blasting music and songs.. 😂Thats the most fun part..

[@anujm_1384]

I'm indian n the chainsmokers one kinda blew my mind as well like wth? Ps. In south india , atleast my state, the weddings r a bit more low key so ig that's why lol

[@ananyaishere92]

fyi the family your talking about is a very famous family here in india , this family has many famous actors and 2 of them were even dancing. and the shah rukh khan was also present in that video

[@S.Preetz]

In the usa parents save for college. In India parents save for their kids weddings.

[@unwanted107]

On this note, next film to watch is Band baja baraat. Ranveer and Anushka. While story is around indian weddings, as they start a wedding planning business.

[@donbantle5589]

There are dances in close to every function in mostly Hindu and Muslim (barring exceptions) weddings in India. There's quite a few ceremonies and they change a bit based on what region you're in but the basic ones are the Mehendi (bridge and groom put henna on their hands, there are dances here too), the Haldi (turmeric is applied to the bridge and groom by friends and family, there's normally dances or just drums), Sangeet (literally translates to "music", and is a function where the groom and bride's friends and families have sort of a dance face-off), the Baraat (this is the groom's procession on the way to the wedding where the groom's side dances all the way from his room/house to the wedding venue to dholaks and drums, you'll often see this hold up traffic in India) and then there is the actualy Shaadi or Nikah (the actual wedding where no one really dances but there's a sufi or live musicians present to sing in the background) and then there is the final Reception (Where you call all the people who are acquaintances and weren't invited to the wedding or other ceremonies and it's where the bridge and groom meet everyone for the first time as a married couple). Keep in mind there's always "DJ Nights" or "Afterparties" between and after these ceremonies so there's a lot more dancing. Indian weddings are insane, I haven't even covered half of it and I'm sure I've said wrong stuff so forgive me!

[@NBR1717]

8:45 is Bollywood pandey family srk also there

[@vedthakur8172]

first research then comment ananya pandey is not yet married also Girl in this video is Alanna she is a youtuber

[@puresoul6564]

​@@vedthakur8172they r sisters

[@vedthakur8172]

@puresoul6564 not real

[@NBR1717]

​​@@vedthakur8172bro it's ananya's cousin Alana Pandey wedding when did I said it's ananya' s wedding I said it's family from Bollywood

[@vedthakur8172]

@NBR1717 alanna family is not from bollywood… her uncle belongs to bollywood

[@dagadujadhav4787]

Nita Ambani necklace in weeding is Pakistan GDP can you imagine that 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@hydragaming4265]

😂

[@wfhutcjo59975gidajl]

Bhai ye top 1% ki shaadiya hain. Hum baaki logo ko khud ye shaadiya movie jaise lagti hain.

[@yoginichavda3280]

Every wedding in India is festival Dipawali is our biggest festival all around the india which come just ones in year but the wedding is ones in lifetime so we spend lot of money in we work to reduce the money for environment but still lot of money we like grend celebrations

[@santoshiyer78]

The 3 - 5 days wedding bash is commonly seen in the Northern part of India. In southern India its a vedic marriage and reception ceremony. Bollywood has by the way spoilt the sanctity of Indian vedic marriage ceremonies especially in the north (specific regions). But i am really happy southern India has maintained the sanctity and the spiritual process.

[@a_aadhya]

This was so fun to watch!

[@ardracs3781]

10:45 that silence tho🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@Desi_nostalgia]

4:12 this song is a must in majority of North Indian weddings nd if u ll see translation of this song ,u ll realise it is actually a sad song.

[@secretmagistrate]

12:20 Maybe the wedding person is a chainsmoker😂😂

[@shreyasuchi2202]

How can you forget Kiara and sid wedding 🤧

[@Sasmm-lu9zs]

Yes dude that wedding was mindblowing

[@sonakshibhandari4533]

I so deseperately hope that you attend an Indian wedding😂❤ It would be so much fun🎉

[@dshivamsingh]

Apart from that Uncle, most of these weddings are of top 0.1 percentile people. But i agree most people spend big portion of their life savings on weddings 😅

[@sureshashank9051]

Treditional wedding is 3 to 5 days. It is very common relatives friends guests take part in singing and dancing and enjoy marriage cermoney

[@kimtiu1152]

some of them are not millioners but they really prepared and spent a lot of money for that event. some only takes 3 days of celebration when they have "enough" money for it. including the hotels stay of their guests more or less than 50 to 100 people if you have an average family members. 😁 and the dance choreos mostly months of preparation to 2 weeks at least. 😅 they also need more than 5 dress for the bride and groom on that event.

[@gayatrishinde3859]

Every small and big familys weddings are the same ❤ we spend money like rich billioner

[@Burner__]

Overspending on wedding in India is a major social ill.

[@shayaridilsey6150]

Wedding is not just a ceremony in india its like a proper gathering of family and relatives enjoy every rasm (ceremony) mehendi is henna ceremony, haldi is turmeric uptan ceremony, sangeet is totally dedicated to singing and dancing night, wedding day is for main event. Dancing is our part of culture thats why its normal here in India.

[@lalaland_222]

There's more rituals other than haldi mehndi sangeet reception but these are more fun that's why the most highlighted one.... and also there's post wedding ceremony which is performed in the groom's home and those ceremony are very interesting

[@aryandwivedi6380]

Indian weddings are just amazing.

[@aaishkarajawat9639]

Even in families which are not rich there is so much fun in weddings that's why we are always excited for weddings😅

[@Iamsahiil]

All my friends had best wedding with music video shoots and cinematic videography of every function as we have many days of wedding

[@pranjalkumar8721]

Yesterday was my uncle's silver jubilee anniversary. Me and my cousin hosted the event and did 2 dance performances 😂 and that just us.

[@Gaeforhae]

My Mom has been saving up for my wedding even before i was born 😭😭😭

[@d.eepak2002]

😂😂,.. It's really hard to make them understand these things.

[@Chitchats_Debates_Opinions]

Make it Part 2 of this Wedding videos 😂 please

[@rupanjanabhattacharya6018]

Indian wedding are 6 days ceremony generally! (Also noted i am talking about the region i belong from which is west Bengal) We start with aiburo bhatt which is like the last rice as bachelor! It generally starts a month or 15days ago every reletive invites you and feed you with your favourite dishes! But the last one is like 5 day prior to the wedding which is done by the bride/groom's mother after that the same day we go to ganaga nemontron! Which is like inviting the water god maa ganga(the holy river for hindu) and all other gods like sun,moon, air and soil! You want them to be the witness the auspicious event! This is followed by mehendi next day morning! Haldi is turmeric! Which is good for your skin and it's belived like you are grooming yourself for the wedding! The following night is sangeet which litterly means music! We all sit together jaming on music and also dance! Well some places celebrate this event seperate days but in my place it's celebrated in a single day then the next day is like bachelors party and all the next day there is a small puja! Where we seek blessings to our elders for the Marriage! Followed the weddings day! That day the event is generally organised by the bride side! The wedding takes 2-3 hrs! And general done at night! After the wedding and the buffet! That night all the friends and cousins stay up all night called basor raat!! We talk a lot and again sing and dance! The next day morning the bride takes off towards the grooms home! Which is called vidai! Which a small function and generally very sad! That day after reaching grooms home the next events starts! Both bride and groom plays lots of games at first! That night they don't see each other! May sound weird but 😅 it is what it is! It's called kal raat! At the end the next day at morning there is bhaat kapor which is where the groom vows to take responsibility of the bride! Followed by reception at the evening which is generally conducted by the groom's side ❤

[@Aslibharat5]

10 to 15 lakh is our low budget wedding 😂 that means its no limit for this happiness i am going to married in just 2 yrs ❤ with my bf 😊we are saving a lot for this and in Bengali gold is the main in wedding from both sides groom and bride gold is important 😅

[@Sabrecode619]

Hello guysss Love your content❤❤

[@kavitakhemka3398]

Earlier it was just a family affair. We Indians sing and dance on every occasion so friends and family would do just that. Now of course it has become more choreographed

[@pop70715]

mostly weddings are like a life changing event in india , most parents save up money for their childrens marraige for a LONG time like since 7 years before and even of they dont have enough saved up people prefer taking loans but everyone spends a LOT.

[@junghookedforlife3335]

After this you have to watch one of the most iconic wedding movies "hum apke hain kon"

[@Anita-ed8xn]

Dance n Music in our blood guys..but loved to see your shocked faces.. 😂😂😂

[@pviveknair]

Indian Weddings have been a expensive affair since long. Parents save up money their entire lives to take care of the marriage expenses of their kids. But the singing and dancing was common in North Indian Weddings, but it has become common in South Indian Weddings as well since the advent of Social Media. Now a days, we also have small music videos of the bride and groom that is shared later for people who couldn't visit for the ceremonies. USD 1000-2000 on just videography expenses is very common. Please note that converted to Indian currency that is a huge amount.

[@anmoltripathi2454]

No doubt that Indian weddings are the most luxurious and expensive weddings in the world ❤

[@nabszains]

1) parents keep money aside all their life for their children's wedding 2) people spend a LOT on weddings here, many even taking out loans 3) there's a LOT of guests invited, everyone you know comes and sometimes they bring along people they know too 4) the groom's procession (called baarat) is when the groom & his extended family and friends come to the bride's house/wedding hall for the wedding, no matter how far it is, they come dancing and singing, you'll often see hoards of people on roads dancing and singing while slowly reaching the wedding hall (you guys should watch some baraat videos) 5) both the guy's and the girl's side prepare performances and often try outdoing each other 6) people hire professionals wedding videographers, editors & photographers to capture everything 7) the main events are - mehendi (where people make henna designs on the bride & groom and whoever wants to get it), haldi (where they apply tumeric on the bride & groom and others because tumeric is supposed to be good for your skin), sangeet (for singing and dancing although all events incorporate that in some amount, this is where the majority of it happens), and then the wedding ceremony (there's also several other fun rituals like putting the bride and groom's rings in milk and they both look for it by plunging their hands in the bowl and whoever finds it first is said to be the boss in the relationship, and one where the sisters of the bride steal the groom's shoes till he bribes them with money to give them back and many more). hopefully someday y'all can do videos learning more about Indian weddings because they're a BIG part of the culture and very fun to explore!

[@tanusreebiswas1912]

We really spend a lot on wedding we save for it for years

[@nabszains]

there's a prime video original called 'made in heaven' that has it's premise based on the indian wedding industry, maybe you can react to that series on the feature friday movie club

[@DrSongs-rg4ry]

Our Indian wedding are almost same and have everything in royal❤❤

[@AJ-ps]

you've seen a ton on non-cliche movies too, Tamasha, Barfi, Rockstar - all without weddings dances :D

[@Cute_dogyouare]

As a indian when i say my parents to buy me new phone they become broke as hell but when it comes to whole f******* weeding they are spending money non stop 😂

[@ekamjotkaurjosan9689]

Check out movie chamkila... where parineeti is singing live along with diljit Dosanjh.. it's a musical and biography of amar singh chamkila ...who was singer in 80s

[@jyesobti]

Over here wedding is considered as once in a lifetime events . it's also a huge part of social fabric communities are surrounded with . a lot is spent on so nobody really bothers to go through it all over again one of the reasons divorce rates are low here. We have whole wedding video made like a short film for my brother's wedding although it is different than the ones you saw here because i am from west of India . this video has included weddings mostly from the north, like you said very diverse culture. Also those weddings at the end are all from ultra rich extravanza although weddings from middle and upper class are also extremely fun . the bride who recorded the song is priyanka chopra's cousin.