Entire Traditional Indian Hindu Wedding Ceremony at Home in Queens NYC
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- Entire Traditional Indian Hindu Wedding Ceremony at Home in Queens NYC. Usually, a Hindu wedding ceremony is about an hour long. The traditional Hindu wedding was a vibrant and culture-rich celebration. The two families, relatives, and friends came together to pray and celebrate the marriage. The video was recorded by the videographer and photographer of Forever Video in Queens NYC.
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very beautiful traditional Hindu wedding, congrats to the couple n hope u continue to follow the part of Sanatan Dharma n also educate yr kids about the culture n the Hindu way of life
must say there's nothing better a traditional Hindu wedding n the bride is sooo beautiful...
This is a Bhojpuri style wedding following mainly Hindu Sanatan Dharma traditions. I performed it in Queens Village, Queens, New York, U.S.A. The participants are of Guyanese origin (Guyana, South America); and our foreparents are from Bihar, Uttar Pradesh and surrounding nearby areas. I performed this wedding about 4 to 5 years ago and I did a lot of English expanations, which are not included in this You Tube Version. I agree that it is somewhat lengthy; but this is how long our weddings usually are. In today's cultures, where there is so much instabilities in marriages and families, I am sure one will agree that prayers in the beginning of marriage life are indispensable.
Thanks for watching both parts.
have you done any fijian indian weddings?
indofiji100 No, I have not done a Fijian indian wedding. Basically, all hindu weddings have a similar format. The steps depend upon which region in India the culture originated from... certain steps may be omitted and other cultural "belief" steps may be added. However, whatever steps are adapted, the basic Hindu format of all their weddings is geared towards the seeking the utmost blessings (from the Supreme Lord) for the married couple and their future generations.
+mahadeo persaud I'd appreciate you (Panditji) for beautiful explanations and following all the mandatory vihaah kaarya. Though your pronunciation are a little odd but with knowledge of Samskrit I can say that all your Mantras are impeccable and very clear. Very few Indian Padits manage this clarity. You have learnt all your mantras with lots of efforts. Accept my Namaste.
Sitaram baba mahadeo persaud,lovely job u did,keep it up...
@@mdeopers .. Panditji.. Why.. In guyana and trindad.. Most of hindus got converted to christnity.. But.. In suriname. Still they are following their. Culture
Very beautiful tradition hindu marriage ceremony
Blessings to the couple
Happy to see Pandit Mahadeo
Extremely interesting for me .As a Muslim I saw it for the first time.Pandije is performing his duty very gently and skillfully. The bride got tired for long course .She doesn't know even some of the rituals that's why that extra duty of instructions was performed by Panditji.I like all religions because every religion has it's own beauty.
Very traditional with the Groom in his yellow and head wear - thanks to keep up our culture
39:05 the random ice cream truck tries to sell it to the newlyweds
@Ben Aggarwal
Bruh!
Wow what a beautiful wedding! # love it. !!
What a lovely wedding 😍
Liked how the Bride dressed in her Sari
Arvind Amin this is what I'm speaking of, Mantras needs to be performed as this Pundit is doing, the rituals are the most important part of the Hindu wedding
Lovely
Bahut hi achha hai,
I like how the Groom is dressed - like a real Guyanese Groom and not like an Indian Groom from India - He is a Brahamin.. Guyanese culture
He is a Kshatriya - and not a Bramamin - His surname is Singh - My mistake - The groom always wear yellow for marriage - second highest caste in Guyana
@@indrabudhu1069 The color yellow in the old days signified " Purity", and they got married early in life. In today's world there is no such thing. People sleep around before marriage.
@@indrabudhu1069 Nuu
Any good and knowledge modules of the complete Indian traditional marriage
It says GTA lol
I am proud born hindu
💐💐
1:45 drum keeps making my phone hum
21:45 United States
I think they are of guyanese background. That is why the panditji is talki g in english. Of course the mantras are sanskrit. This is typical of guyanese weddings/functions because everyone is not fluent in hindi
Guyanese cannot speak Hindi, only few of the very old speak a little Hindi, and the Pundits
15:37 same
Pandit pronounced sanskrit amazed
Beautiful Hindu weddings are the best if people really know the deep meaning of all these little ceremonies that is performed before the groom enters the home of the bride and the whole wedding ceremonies there would be no hatred and envy among the families everyone would live a peaceful loving life!
Congratulations guys. well done!
Nan Sriprasad
That's north Indian wedding style
Why are the bride and groom separated?
Well apparently the entire ceremony wasn’t filmed. Usually the groom goes to brides home, does Puja (prayer), then the bride comes out does Puja, then the groom again and waits for her to change into red and then the actual ceremony takes place.
Stuxnet
Saw a normal Indian American wedding.
Kindly promote sanskrit and Santana dharma
😙😙😙😙😙😙😙😙😒
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Wait, where's the horse?
It is not the Hindu culture in Guyana to get a horse.
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Where are this people originally from n which part of India n wht Hindus are they
From Guyana. He said New Yark.
They are the roots of India, there old parents was brought from India to work in Guyana,
Havannet
Doxnet
🎯🎯🇮🇳🇮🇳🙏🙏⚘
Shaadinet
What a beautiful bride. Too bad she looks miserable and petrified.
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Remember, in a hindu wedding there's a lot of rituals and it's your WEDDING lol... Of course she's nervous,
A bridal couple is not supposed to appear too happy, as they are leaving their childhood freedoms and original families to start a new family. The ceremonies in the second part will show that.
Panditnet
Large guvayana converted christen why it is shame to Hindu do not convert keep safe hindu legacy
show off pandit
what the hell ? don;t they understand Hindi ? why is he speaking in English ? I can't understand lolz .
they are Guyanese Indians
Guyanese do not speak Hindi. A lot of people did not send their children to learn Hind. The majority of the third and fourth generation did not know Hindi -
Do you think devatas spoke hindi or sanskrit? Do you think there is some punya in speaking hindi?