The Zero Waste Celebration

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  • Опубликовано: 17 окт 2024
  • Shot on Assignment!
    This was made possible by
    Vani Murthy
    Manogna Shastry
    Shyamala Suresh
    Aarti Shastry
    Special thanks to....👇
    Hasiru Dala Innovations - Waste management at the venue.
    Swachha Eco Solutions - Composting.
    Thought Over Design - E-invitation.
    Vasanthi Hariprakash - Voiceover.
    Thanks to.....👇
    Adamya Chetana - Steel Cutlery
    Boheco - Hemp clothing
    Urvee - Cloth bags and Cloth napkins
    BRICS - Natural Cleaners
    PraanaPoorna - Natural Cleaners
    Moongate Events - Venue
    Revathi Sunder - Caterers

Комментарии • 269

  • @manjulatakalo1475
    @manjulatakalo1475 3 года назад +35

    Nowadays people are rare who think about the earth's health ...
    Such a nice family 😊

  • @meerapawar5992
    @meerapawar5992 3 года назад +151

    This took me back to my mom's wedding day album.
    25 years ago Indian marriages were this. No- plastic, steel glasses or glass, minimal decoration. Here in maharashtra "Patarvali' is used instead of banana leaf.

    • @sonal9600
      @sonal9600 3 года назад +2

      Soo true actually in rural area they still use patravali

    • @siddharthgupta4905
      @siddharthgupta4905 3 года назад +2

      patar was common everywhere in india back then.

    • @kayalvizhi7611
      @kayalvizhi7611 3 года назад +2

      In south India we still use banana leaves for most mainstream weddings! :)

    • @siddharthgupta4905
      @siddharthgupta4905 3 года назад +4

      @@kayalvizhi7611 even in north all my childhood we used to eat on pattals made of dried sal leaves but now people have started using thermocol and plastics.

    • @kayalvizhi7611
      @kayalvizhi7611 3 года назад

      siddharth gupta oh that sucks. Majority of the south hasn’t switched over to plastics and I hope they never do

  • @jhandubam1694
    @jhandubam1694 3 года назад +38

    I wonder why not major influential people do weddings like these, it would encourage a large amount of population to do the same!

  • @dineshadireddy6416
    @dineshadireddy6416 3 года назад +154

    I can't get my head around how we systematically going back to the traditional methods ....loved it

    • @aditi1729
      @aditi1729 3 года назад +6

      This is still quite rare irl. My small-minded relatives won’t even listen, forget understand a concept like this.

    • @vaniagrawal4142
      @vaniagrawal4142 3 года назад +1

      True! That’s such a smart way to put it.

    • @swatiagarawalla4356
      @swatiagarawalla4356 3 года назад +1

      At least we can try it out by our end .....

  • @mariahclaw8458
    @mariahclaw8458 3 года назад +117

    Such an incredible example of what it means to be accountable to your family, community, land, water, and air!

  • @shuchiupadhyaya2882
    @shuchiupadhyaya2882 3 года назад +7

    Going back to our roots.... It's what our older generations used to do.
    I wish we had not given up these time-tested practices and started following the western countries blindly. Consumerism was never a way of life in our country.
    I hope that more and more of us are able to understand and appreciate the importance of what this family has achieved. We just need to respect and follow our ancient ways, or it will be too late to save our mother Earth.

  • @aishwaryavijaykumar4562
    @aishwaryavijaykumar4562 3 года назад +34

    It would be AWESOME if the contact details of the teams that made this possible could be shared as well, for more people to reach out to them :)

  • @rajeshdas_techlover
    @rajeshdas_techlover 3 года назад +7

    As a said lot of hard work, planning, execution, monitoring has taken place in an event like this. It's definitely teamwork and an unforgettable example for ppl in India and around the world. who believe in nature and protect the environment. Great respect and learning from pl like them.

  • @kritikadas9942
    @kritikadas9942 4 года назад +47

    Such an inspiration! Always wanted ideas for such eco friendly celebration and this is just so good ❤️❤️

  • @shikha___9266
    @shikha___9266 3 года назад +8

    Those 8 people who disliked the video aren't conern about the ecology,aren't concern about the nature
    Hats off to the person who planned and executed the idea..well done
    Inspired me 😊

    • @Ana-qw2zv
      @Ana-qw2zv 3 года назад

      I think they are the...big fat indian wedding planners;)

    • @shubhambargude8923
      @shubhambargude8923 3 года назад

      No matter how good a video or any idea is, there are always some oversmart people who dislikes.

  • @bhargavisanthanam5888
    @bhargavisanthanam5888 3 года назад +6

    Amazing people...Yes, it takes a family n a community to make this 'zero' waste happen...Many congratulations!! Good job!!How I also wish...

  • @akratinema9106
    @akratinema9106 17 дней назад

    Simplicity, purety at higher level🎉.... It can be celebrated without any expensive things…people have to be made aware for this initiative ✌🤞

  • @angkitamishra4562
    @angkitamishra4562 3 года назад +3

    Assamese people has been doing this kind of weddings since ages. 💙 Not talking about those richy rich weddings!

  • @rajalakshmi-jz2gr
    @rajalakshmi-jz2gr 3 года назад +1

    Wow.madam hatsoff. Thank a million for teaching n showing the alternate idea. I'll follow you.

  • @HimanshuChourasia1989
    @HimanshuChourasia1989 3 года назад +2

    i am also a nature lover person,i use cloth bag to avoid polythene,i use cycle for or take a walk for short distances and try to not waste electricity and water on my level but i feel so bad when i see how careless people are around me..they are wasting water for no reason, wasting food, using polythene.
    but when i see such videos it inspire me :)

  • @Lollina8800
    @Lollina8800 3 года назад +7

    Love this 😍 you guys proved that we can have and are capable of having zero-waste to minimum waste weddings & other celebrations if we want to. More people need to understand & follow in your footsteps. Good job 👍

  • @mansoorahmed7188
    @mansoorahmed7188 3 года назад +1

    They are the true nature lovers, they care about nature, we should encourage these types of celebrations & follow them.

  • @neelakhadizah849
    @neelakhadizah849 4 года назад +20

    I wish we have Zero wasted wedding in Bangladesh.

  • @abhilashkrishnan1693
    @abhilashkrishnan1693 3 года назад +9

    Impressive, elegant and splendid event to behold ❤ This is exactly how any event should be conducted. This is what education should elicit in us - a sense to preserve nature.

  • @anakhaajayakumar311
    @anakhaajayakumar311 3 года назад +2

    A big virtual hug for this. For all of you. This is really really worth it.🤗

  • @shivangijoshi3772
    @shivangijoshi3772 3 года назад +3

    God! I am going to go for this! ❤️ & Really wish to see people really evolve around this practice & adapt it casually. Thanks for elaborating everything so nicely ❤️

  • @BhartiMehta-jq1qm
    @BhartiMehta-jq1qm 21 час назад

    I'm so late watching this innovative and so eco friendly idea of zero waste wedding. Hoping for practising atleast something for minimal wastage in my own wedding. 🤗

  • @janakiyeluripati6368
    @janakiyeluripati6368 3 года назад +3

    Absolutely inspiring. Standing ovation for entire team to made it possible. This isn't impossible but you need that conviction, sensitivity towards environment and you have all the necessary teams in place to make such impossible tasks possible like the renting the steel cutlery, segregating the waste and steel utensils after food. Wonderful Vani Murthy garu🙏. I will try to inculcate as much as possible from this wedding in my future gathering events

  • @ILM06
    @ILM06 3 года назад +7

    I saw Compost Queen here ❤️
    Vani Murthy ❤️❤️

  • @shaileshbahir2659
    @shaileshbahir2659 2 года назад

    Good one... Thank you for creating these ideas that how can we mangae things simply and economically too. This will surely help

  • @vasateja1021
    @vasateja1021 3 года назад +1

    This is soo inspiring..we young kids as a responsible citizens we should adopt it...

  • @pranithafinserv1781
    @pranithafinserv1781 3 года назад +1

    Thats really happy to here especially an events with zero wastage, my relatives told me my 1st birthday was also with all crockery, remains my dad again. loved it and thanks for reminding us that we can do eco friendly celebrations.

  • @deshpandedyaneshwari2592
    @deshpandedyaneshwari2592 4 года назад +29

    My dream wedding ❤❤

  • @shifalisingla9005
    @shifalisingla9005 3 года назад

    Every single person needs to understand this and save our precious resources..so we can save our earth.

  • @golupolu6803
    @golupolu6803 3 года назад

    Yes I believe in the Same theme, nothing should be wasted, but waste can be used beautifully and innovatively to add the charm to the wedding

  • @veeares
    @veeares 3 года назад +2

    Great Initiative took by the family. Hope this culture spreads more within the elite community. This will look much better than the same old style costly decoration.
    Reason I said "elite community" because, eco friendly items are much costlier and most people doesn't bother to spend much to save earth. So, no spamming please.

  • @user-pn5jc2gy2y
    @user-pn5jc2gy2y 4 года назад +24

    Now this is my dream wedding

  • @dhanya2583
    @dhanya2583 3 года назад +3

    Great thought, big step to keep our nature breathable ,kudoos to each and everyone who took part in this and specially to u mam⚘

  • @k.manideep2543
    @k.manideep2543 3 года назад +4

    Loved the entire event and the way they organized it

  • @binayak3207
    @binayak3207 3 года назад

    Great ideas appreciated the ideas of zero waste everyone should follow this ideas don't waste your money to make our planet dirty and dustbins... yes everyone thinking what happe if only I will follow this ideas .. remembered good things always start form our side

  • @rashmithathukuntla6588
    @rashmithathukuntla6588 3 года назад

    What a wonderful idea and hats off for making it successful. This should spread to world and all should follow this zeros waste celebration.

  • @RenuSingh-rc5uf
    @RenuSingh-rc5uf 3 года назад +1

    We are getting back to our roots... That's a very good idea ...

  • @himanikaler0817
    @himanikaler0817 3 года назад +2

    And the world is going back to contribute to the environment..😅
    I know these used to happen decades ago bt at this particular time going eco friendly is really difficult.
    So appreciable🙏

  • @Dr_Suyash_Baghel
    @Dr_Suyash_Baghel 3 года назад

    So inspiring....this type of marriage ideas should be adopted....There is so much wastage of everything in these function...And plus point is it is economically feasible too

  • @sagarsahu9783
    @sagarsahu9783 3 года назад

    Great......excellent idea, planning and implementation. This could be follow by whole nation. Please share & teach us all such kind of eco-friendly project, so we young mind will definitely change the world and enjoy the nature.
    Thanks to bring this video and love you all 💕💕

  • @sadabzafar2501
    @sadabzafar2501 3 года назад

    Hats off guys u are the people who have the rights to live in beautiful world .

  • @entertainmentquiz2826
    @entertainmentquiz2826 3 года назад

    Wow wow wow....
    small get togethers in our house also...no matter how much we try...some people really dont bother.. so bugging!!!!
    truly appreciate the guests also for being so nice. So many people on one page is no easy task.
    Congratulations to everyone. Wish people would follow.. every bit of plastic matters. Most of them are like what will happen if one day i don't use a plastic glass...or something.. it does matter. Very much.

  • @CommentatorSG
    @CommentatorSG 3 года назад +1

    Congratulations for such an exemplary wedding . I hope wedding planners and event managers across the country will adopt and promote such environment friendly practices.

  • @sridhar2achutas
    @sridhar2achutas 3 года назад +1

    I been searching for this kinda events for a long time and found it finally

  • @abhilashabhilash143
    @abhilashabhilash143 3 года назад +3

    This is so thoughtful. I am from hyderabad and I want to learn this type of activity. Can someone help me in getting any leads or source in hyderabad to get hands on experience in arranging this type of things.

  • @shivamjaiswal1652
    @shivamjaiswal1652 3 года назад +2

    We can use flower as much as we want because many or Agarbatti companies use it to make Agarbattiies it will recycle and make venue beautiful too.❤️❤️ And all the avoiding plastics was amazing 😍😍

  • @akhilchittem6342
    @akhilchittem6342 3 года назад +3

    Yaa it more worthy
    1. Instead of plastic they use naturally flowers and reusable clothers for decoration
    It gives income to farmers amd weaver or textile of india Bcoz most of plastic materials decoration part made from china
    2. They use steel glasses instead of plastic disposable glasses it generates income to many household helpers for cleaning glasses and eco friendly
    3 Instead of plastic wrap they use cloth bags it is good intiavite to promote people to housholds to improve their livehoods
    Thanks guys for eco friendly marriage

  • @Polyglot0101
    @Polyglot0101 3 года назад

    Excellent thought. Yeah. English is understood by very little population. Should be translated into all the six major indian languages Hindi Telugu Tamil Kannada Malayalam and Bengali. These 6 languages are required to cover 99.9 percentage population of the country. Then this will reach out to masses.

  • @anitacarolina9868
    @anitacarolina9868 3 года назад

    A big thumps up.👍👍👍👍👍... For letting us know .... That there could be a zero waste wedding... Without a single disposable plastic... Loved this idea❤️❤️❤️

  • @Careerforfuture
    @Careerforfuture 3 года назад +10

    An amazing example! But really want to know the challenges for the usage of glass tumblers post covid era, as people will be very hesitant about cleanliness. I'm sure many would prefer unused paper glasses instead of a Steel glass even if it's washed with atmost care.
    Waiting for an answer
    Thank you!

  • @anithasrikanth8311
    @anithasrikanth8311 3 года назад +1

    Excellent thought which each of us must inculcate. Just wondering where did you guys fetch the wooden seats from ?

  • @awesomizer369
    @awesomizer369 3 года назад +3

    Why not a Event management company..!
    Just a thought.
    I think, this family have done a lot of analysis and found an alternate for everything.
    As it would be very difficult for others to gather all these things together.
    It would be great if they start an event management company and help others who are interested in such things, they will definitely grow in that.

  • @sonalithakur6203
    @sonalithakur6203 3 года назад

    Amezing..from where we can get ayurvedic lipstick and chemical free handwash and cleaner.

  • @bhartijadhav5009
    @bhartijadhav5009 3 года назад

    Such a great achievement and good things are to be done to save the earth!!!

  • @varsyaeco1894
    @varsyaeco1894 3 года назад

    Wow ! A self explained video of what education means!!!....curious to know what you did with the waste water after cleaning glasses,anything ?

  • @omkarkhare4567
    @omkarkhare4567 3 года назад

    Great Work
    I think every indian should think about this
    I support you guys

  • @RajkumarRajkumar-iq1zf
    @RajkumarRajkumar-iq1zf 3 года назад

    Wow really a very great work which everyone should follow, thank you for such a beautiful greatful ideas

  • @sonal9600
    @sonal9600 3 года назад +1

    I am sharing it to all ... amazing initiative 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

  • @priyakrishnamurthy5074
    @priyakrishnamurthy5074 3 года назад +1

    hats off.... this is true celebration both humans and nature happy.

  • @amitagrawal6452
    @amitagrawal6452 3 года назад

    Hope more of us follow the suit, truly commendable and thought provoking.

  • @santhosh.kolloori3725
    @santhosh.kolloori3725 3 года назад +1

    Wt a amazing wedding..Really its so lovable

  • @pratikshyasinghthakurithap3148
    @pratikshyasinghthakurithap3148 3 года назад

    Wow that’s such a great effort for eco friendly event. My eyes stops in your video wandering how they make it possible but ya amazing, worth it, love it. 👌💗💗
    Keep it up guys! Love from 🇳🇵

  • @tanushree8792
    @tanushree8792 3 года назад

    Which place is this... It looks authentic

  • @golupolu6803
    @golupolu6803 3 года назад

    Yes I believe in the Sam theme, nothing should be wasted, but waste can be used beautifully and innovatively to add the charm to wedding

  • @nikitasarode8794
    @nikitasarode8794 3 года назад

    Why not using more flower? Are they not converted to make compost?

  • @sangamchakraborty
    @sangamchakraborty 3 года назад +5

    South Indian is always better... 🥰
    I'm from East India.

  • @progamer-gw2sd
    @progamer-gw2sd 3 года назад

    Could you give the names of natural products you use for cleaning

  • @link8906
    @link8906 3 года назад +8

    Ya man 0 dislike in this video that's what i want from my janta❤️❤️❤️

  • @mulugugayathri6628
    @mulugugayathri6628 3 года назад

    ఇది మా భారత దేశం యొక్క పురాణ పద్ధతి😊

  • @srikantht890
    @srikantht890 3 года назад +2

    Hat's off mam !! You deserve a lot more visibility.

  • @sindhudevisindhudevi4421
    @sindhudevisindhudevi4421 3 года назад

    Well planned and executed....aplouds

  • @RaGa2779
    @RaGa2779 3 года назад

    every one must adopt it

  • @SunitaDevi-pb4yf
    @SunitaDevi-pb4yf 3 года назад +10

    😮 first video ever I saw with zero dislikes!!!

  • @tanujaryali7389
    @tanujaryali7389 3 года назад +1

    Where is the venue and how can I contact all of them , like any website ?

  • @pallavijain1521
    @pallavijain1521 3 года назад

    Shandaar 👍 the idea is fab

  • @etikalamanasvi1866
    @etikalamanasvi1866 3 года назад

    Hii nice idea
    May I know who is event organisers details

  • @vimalaprabhakaran8556
    @vimalaprabhakaran8556 2 года назад

    How much does this cost? Here they say it costs more than thermocoal and affordability could be an issue

  • @DecorbyKrishna
    @DecorbyKrishna Год назад

    Flowers are atleast compostable, but reusable fabrics (polyester , satin) doesnt even bio-degrade. We recommend to use flowers for decorations and compost those, or use natural fabrics like jute instead of using non biodegradable fabrics

  • @SRIRUIA
    @SRIRUIA 3 года назад +1

    What was the cost incurred for 350+ guests??

  • @vdsrushti
    @vdsrushti Год назад

    Please provide any contact or leads; we're looking for sources to do this for our wedding as well??

  • @alkanimmi28
    @alkanimmi28 3 года назад +3

    Its awesome... Thoughts and ideas like this needed to provoked more... This simple things make a big difference... We are not doing this for anybody else but for our future generations... I wish i could do something like this... Thanks for sharing this vide🙏

  • @UnfilteredPranjal
    @UnfilteredPranjal 3 года назад

    Love for this pure and great initiative.

  • @abishekwillie
    @abishekwillie 3 года назад

    i have same concept of wedding but my interest is on green wedding where people are come together to save nature and simple wedding
    wedding should be effective to save nature

  • @cheeni_kum2259
    @cheeni_kum2259 3 года назад

    Is this event possible in other states in North India?

  • @himaandagar
    @himaandagar 3 года назад

    My relatives are literate but not educated so it would be very difficult for me to even do 50 % what they did because ultimately they throw that same statement " motive behind is to just save money " however organic products and all are way costlier than plastic .
    I wish our society become progressive

  • @red4237
    @red4237 3 года назад

    I think may be disposable system was came for saving the water and gutter system,I don’t know please share with me your thoughts 🙂

  • @radhikagupta9952
    @radhikagupta9952 12 дней назад

    What was the cost of full wedding

  • @kalyaneeshelke4543
    @kalyaneeshelke4543 3 года назад

    Wow!! Truly inspiring! 👍👍

  • @madhilisatyasri5397
    @madhilisatyasri5397 3 года назад

    Really excellent.........idea 🙏👌👍

  • @creationsforyoubyjay
    @creationsforyoubyjay 11 месяцев назад

    How much cost for this wedding?

  • @ZenZone19
    @ZenZone19 4 года назад +6

    very inspiring.. even her voice is so much promising

  • @PonkhiDas8
    @PonkhiDas8 3 года назад +1

    Is this wedding planner will come to assam ....

  • @roclenbharath5651
    @roclenbharath5651 3 года назад

    Where we get natural cutlery cleaners and hand wash

  • @manashprotimgogoi4193
    @manashprotimgogoi4193 3 года назад

    Really unbelievable.. loved the concept of zero waste wedding

  • @rohiniswami6602
    @rohiniswami6602 3 года назад +2

    We have to go back to those days where it was all zero waste

  • @Ana-qw2zv
    @Ana-qw2zv 3 года назад

    Just beautiful.....I want my wedding too be in such a way...
    Inshallah.

  • @silentvalley39
    @silentvalley39 3 года назад +1

    The whole video must be translated into other popular language to motivate maximum people. Specially in hindi for north India.

    • @Polyglot0101
      @Polyglot0101 3 года назад

      Excellent thought. Yeah. English is understood by very little population. Should be translated into all the six major indian languages Hindi Telugu Tamil Kannada Malayalam and Bengali. These 6 languages are required to cover 99.9 percentage population of the country. Then this will reach out to masses.

  • @subirkhawas6244
    @subirkhawas6244 Год назад

    Please let me know the contact details of the organisers so that more persons may get benefitted.

  • @divyabharathi.p2076
    @divyabharathi.p2076 3 года назад

    Very good effort ..so happy ❤️

  • @anoopkashyap401
    @anoopkashyap401 Год назад

    Agreed with everything madam, but, the ladies cleaning the tables were wearing disposable gloves.. 🧐🤔