The Most Extravagant Indian Wedding Ever | My Big Fat Desi Wedding | OMG

[@julieneuharth550]

The mother of the bride was so lovely she tugged at my heart. Beautiful family

[@msveeip]

Same!!!

[@pathumphre2827]

This is a wedding & full of love & joy. As I read some comments some did nothing but cut down the bride & HR family. How sad it is to see so much hate & put downs at a happy moment in some ones life. Congrats & pray happiness for ever 🤗🙏🙏🙏

[@tjdacatlady1920]

That was amazing and inspiring with all the love so clearly evident.

[@tammymoore4509]

I love watching these uploads to see other cultures and traditions. Thank u guys. I find it most interesting 🤔

[@Krahbe]

Everyone looks so beautiful, wow this venue was just absolutely stunning.

[@dgertsen21]

Absolutely beautiful! I loved the kilts, the boys wore. Congratulations

[@paulakelly6457]

Absolutely incredible, thank you for the upload ❤❤❤

[@auntie1212]

I have 18 uncles, 18 aunts, am 1 of 90 cousins so family reunions are easy 200 people, as a child I found it so intriguing and wierd that people had large families and they would say like 20 or 30 people in their big families.

[@karinaa3727]

You are blessed having such a big family ❤

[@reneerougeaux7046]

Both families are just gorgeous!! 🤩

[@karinaa3727]

I like how different cultures have their own beauty in clothes and delicious food. It’s amazing.

[@johndoe-lm7ji]

When Hassan said his people like to negotiate. We are contractors and had to drop a lot of clients because of this, then call us to fix the mistakes their previous contractors messed up. It’s annoying. We no longer like to deal with these customers because it’s to hard to collect payment.

[@coach2london]

Beautiful and loving families, is all that matters.

[@susanjohnson4354]

BLESSINGS 😍 SO GORGEOUS 😍 CONGRATULATIONS 🎊 👏 💐 🥳 🙌 ✨️ 🎊

[@ExploreLin10]

Wow, that henna is beautiful 😍

[@onecuet]

I'd get the sobbing if the bride was moving a far distance away. To far to visit on the regular. A thirty min drive is nothing.

[@chadelaeva]

It’s beautiful how too people that literally met on their wedding day managed to create such strong relationship and raise their children with love and affection so when it’s time for their daughter to have a family of her own she will cry tears of sadness she is living the nest .. most of the young Europeans can’t wait to move out.. including myself. I love my family and i am thankful for my independence to choose whatever I want, but I wish for such strong relationship .

[@MarijaEnchantix]

That relationship comes with an immense amount of pressure. It's not the European unconditional love. It's the pressure kind of love where "if you don't do a,b,c, you are a failure and will be disowned". You essentially don 't have your own life really.

[@pollypocket2282]

Question, why are they so sad after the wedding? It isn’t like they won’t see each other again? If you know, please do tell.

[@dbeiler5525]

From what I understand the daughter will be “leaving” her family and joining his. Usually there is some time for the new couple to get settled before the bride sees her family again, and certainly not as much as she would have when she was living with her family full time

[@vallejan]

Brides usually live with their families (not on their own) until marriage. So, it’s about no longer having that day to day of seeing your closest family to starting a completely new way of life, in a new home, with the husband or the husband’s family. So it’s about celebrating the new life but also mourning the previous one.

[@kimb868]

Her mom is adorable ❤I get it being a Mom is filled with tears happy and sad

[@ChellenBobby]

That's funny they say they are always early here in America we're always late some have a saying that We would be late for our own funerals.. Thats actually something interesting to know ..

[@juanitarichards1074]

They're lucky it's not the olden days when a bride was sent to live with her new hubby and in laws far away in another village or city where she rarely or never got to see her family again. The poorer families couldn't afford to travel and there were no cell phones or internet in those days and many couldn't read and write so there were no letters either. That's when it was really sad for the bride and her family.

[@rini9837]

Que boda tan hermosa, un poco triste el final, me gustó mucho este capitulo 💕

[@eringemini7091]

The boys that are resistant to wearing Kilts should watch the Men at the Highland games.

[@melissajones1564]

Doesn’t the bride get to see her family still though after the wedding?

[@marykariotakis36]

Yes they do get to see their families..You must understand in the culture the girls are held close to their families being loved an protected. So their bond with their own family is very close. When they are going to get married they become their husbands parents daughter and I. Essence part of their family.. their daughter. The girls are still close with their families but the bond has been broken that the girl doesn’t live with her parents any longer..So they come to visit. When the girl gets married she may live with her in laws with her husband or they may on their own as husband and wife but live close to the husbands family.. Your Middle Eastern, Asian, Greek, and various others are very close knit families..Unless you have been raised this way you will not understand our cultures. I am Second Generation Greek born in America and was raised in a very close knit family ..Had Many many Uncles, Aunts, and Cousins by the dozens!!!❤

[@endorathewitchwriter1712]

I have to admit I'm jealous. I have no aunts and uncles because my mom was an only child and my dad was an only child.

[@aussiegypsy62]

Don’t you have to wash the gloopy stuff off when it’s dried? So wouldn’t the glitter and gems come off?

[@annalisasteinnes]

I wondered that too. Maybe there's a trend of leaving the henna on? Or just taking pictures of it when it's fancy before you take it off.

[@beverlymcgue514]

what does the drawing on the arms ans hands and feet mean

[@rosemariediamond5948]

How on earth can these families and guests afford all of these fancy outfits and many events. It’s insane

[@lisan3460]

They start saving when the kid is born. Also, other family members will chip in. As for the clothes, I’m pretty sure they get them oversees from South Asia which would make them pretty inexpensive.

[@YaFac3.]

They save..

[@andycalimara]

They work hard. Would you ask this of a White family?

[@rosemariediamond5948]

@@andycalimara yes I would. The expense for a one day wedding is ridiculous these days let alone days of events. It doesn’t matter what culture it is from. The cost is prohibitive unless you’re ultra rich.

[@andycalimara]

@@rosemariediamond5948 People prioritize what is important to them and they make choices. Don’t knock them for being able to afford it. You sound like a bitter Karen who thinks that everyone should survive on cheese and crackers because that’s all we deserve.

[@melissajones1564]

Why didn’t the bride get hair done first?

[@bricksloth6920]

She took longer to get dressed. Her garments were more elaborate than her mother's

[@jujub4553]

There are Scottish Indians?! 😳😳😳

[@fatimaperez9181]

Yes, all over the world.

[@lisan3460]

There are Scottish Indians but I think these people are Pakistani. Their outfits and name are a little different than Indians. I could be wrong though.

[@fatimaperez9181]

@@lisan3460 I do believe you are correct.

[@kerryalfaro9437]

@@lisan3460 actually no.. they're FROM India!! They're Hindu not Muslims and I was raised around this culture and I've experienced ALOT OF what they practice!! I had a babysitter when I WAS little named Taru, and she was Indian from India!!! Indian people from India are not Pakistani!! They're from completely different countries

[@lisan3460]

@@kerryalfaro9437 No, I think I’m correct. I actually live in this culture. After I finished watching this video, I noticed the mom said to at she was from Pakistan. Also, no one is wearing a sari and there is no walk around the fire. There is a Nikka which is part of Muslim culture. Which video did you watch dummy?

[@octaviamcburrows5086]

Beautiful ❤️

[@jessicaesss32]

thank you 😍😍😍

[@lauraaustin1998]

What fun!

[@johndoe-lm7ji]

That Henna is beautiful!

[@sabajan8577]

The bride had the worst makeup artist 😢😢😢😢

[@ichimichael111]

That was a great spot for photos.

[@brittney5406]

they are SO CUTE.

[@Su-Lila]

I like Asian wedding more than 21st century Gypsy weddings. A lot better.

[@biekevanriel5231]

chaos,but so beautiful 😍x

[@johndoe-lm7ji]

Their is such a calmness to this family, you don’t normally see this on this channel. They have such a calming voice and spirit to them!

[@LC-r2b]

What happened to the brides, brother? Why was his nose taped? It almost looks like he originally had sinus surgery.

[@jojo8523]

Any idea what the cost was?

[@KrystleVoss2013]

They norm don't say

[@KrystleVoss2013]

I think their culture it's rude to ask

[@mallorymorales]

What’s in the guys nose?

[@TheSweetsherrypie]

What is on her brothers nose? Is it broken maybe?

[@jujub4553]

Looks like after nose job bandaging

[@merrievoigt3778]

No, he had some type of nasal or possibly pituitary gland removal surgery. They cut at the base of the nose to enter the posterior portion of the nose because he sounds very hypernasal. Surgery would have been two or three days beforehand.

[@TheSweetsherrypie]

@@merrievoigt3778 I had that feeling but thought he would’ve had a surgery done after the wedding. Maybe it could not have been delayed

[@jckonstanz]

@@TheSweetsherrypie when you are lucky enough to get an appointment with the NHS you take it 😂

[@YoungANdR3kleSS]

alrightttty

[@kaleahcollins4567]

Yeah but this millions of Indians in Africa but I don't think I'm trying to accelerate the cultures from Nigeria kenya-uganda Rwanda into their wedding

[@victoriousvalentine9779]

Was there a sale on cheap men’s hairpieces?

[@erinkat2467]

Handsome groom ❤

[@Whoopsonu]

The groom did not look happy at all

[@sunflowerbaby1853]

They are so sad and dramatic. The brides family are behaving like they will never see her again.

[@hannahpeters2504]

Traditionally they may not see her again, or very much. Clearly they are more modern than that but the mother may also be reminded of being passed off to a man she hadn't even met.

[@sunflowerbaby1853]

@@hannahpeters2504 Ok. That makes more sense. The mother may be traumatized.

[@tazyasmith4564]

What if a woman who is not from the culture gets married to a man from that culture would she have to part ways from her family

[@sabajan8577]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 why they are crying , it is wedding not .........

[@ichimichael111]

I am honestly not trying to be rude, love the channel I watch constantly. But is that a man? You know exactly who I'm taking about. I just didn't know the culture was cool with that is all.

[@karinaa3727]

😂😂😂😂 ty

[@andycalimara]

I was so mad when they said the bride must transfer her love for her parents to her in-laws. I want to be respectful of the culture, but does that really need to be said?

[@melodyreyes444]

It’s not actually like that it’s a metaphor for how they officially leave their parents house for good and go to the in-laws house til they get their own if they don’t take over as head of that family. It’s not like she’s never gonna see her family again but it does change a little

[@justonebite]

What I want to know, is what jobs do these people have that: 1. They can afford all these festivities? 2. Their boss approves almost a weeks worth of days off because of a wedding?

[@marykariotakis36]

Many own their own businesses.

[@justonebite]

@Mary Kariotakis what kinds of businesses?

[@kaylahagan456]

Workers are protected in many countries, and are required to have so many days paid vacation.

[@momofcalgary]

The brides sister almost resembles a male.

[@Popularloner86]

That's rude.

[@youcrusty8630]

It's not rude at all....She does look like a man....

[@melodyreyes444]

That’s wild disrespectful when you own a mirror but ok 😂

[@dbeiler5525]

I think she’s beautiful

[@holly22972]

Why? Because she’s not model thin and has a slightly deeper voice? Be better. Women come in every different size and shape. She’s beautiful and seems so sweet.

[@marybilokury2134]

Money money 💰

[@Gold_gyrl]

Who cares? 😒 Bring back the Fabulous Travelers 🤗❤️

[@merrievoigt3778]

They had to take it off the air due to complaints of child/animal abuse because of their traditions. Plus the families involved no longer wanted to be filmed.

[@dy9278]

@@merrievoigt3778 They do have an interesting thought process

[@lisan3460]

You can go watch a different video. No one is begging you to stay.

[@andycalimara]

You mean the Minors getting married at 15/16 with no education?

[@KelliDee23]

I wish women would just quit with the eyebrows already!!!

[@lillyess385]

What are you taking about?

[@PrettyFK]

She has naturally thick eyebrows… most south asians do, it’s natural lmfao

[@kaleahcollins4567]

I think actually unless they have actual Scottish ancestry for them to wear kilts is ridiculous

[@karenj.5910]

I have Jewish and Scottish ancestry. My son plans to wear a kilt at his Jewish wedding. If it ever happens. 🙄

[@dy9278]

Weird.

[@lisan3460]

I think you misspelled beautiful. Don’t hate because you’re poor and they’re not.

[@ExploreLin10]

@@lisan3460 you're cracking me up with your responses to the different comments on this video 😅

[@emilyzarla724]

Both the brides parents and the bride have a lazy eye condition

[@youcrusty8630]

Is any one going to comment about the brides brother/sister? You all know you were thinking it..

[@sharonlewer4088]

The woman look like men . And some even sound like men

[@bettymiller5845]

Don't appear those gals dislike some groceries.