This is a wonderful marriage! Came to learn yoga… became husband and wife, 6 foreigners took 7 rounds in Indore

Indore: A very beautiful incident happened in the cleanest city of the country. Three foreign couples will take seven rounds following Hindu customs. This couple had come from America, Italy and Peru to visit India. After coming to India, he was so impressed by Yoga and its customs that he got engrossed in its culture. All three couples decided to have their marriage according to Indian culture. It is being told that this is going to happen for the first time in Indore, where couples from 3 different countries will get married together.

Music with haldi and mehndi, got hindu names
The three couples from America, Italy and Peru performed the Haldi and Mehndi rituals as per Hindu culture. The rituals were completed with drums, dance and Vedic chanting. In the morning, after haldi and mehendi, women’s sangeet took place. All three couples took seven rounds on Sunday evening and made a new beginning of their lives.

New names also found
Before tying the knot, they also changed their names. Their names – Dario with Vishnu Anand, Martina with Ma Mangalanand, Ian with Acharya Ramdas Anand, Gabriella with Ma Samanand, Maurizio with Prakashanand, Nelmas with Nelmas, Ma Nityanand. This couple has also got wedding cards printed.

Starting from Yoga Institute
Dr. Omanand of Parmanand Institute of Yoga Science and Research India, Indore told that these three couples had come to take yoga training. Got impressed by the culture here. We told that Indian marriage is sacred. Here, marriages break up less compared to foreign countries. They also adopted Hindu names, understood Indian tradition, Sanatan Dharma, worship, festivals, Vedic system, marriage system. These three meet each other. After getting to know each other properly, all three couples decide to get married. His family members also have permission in this decision. All three couples will return to Italy after the wedding on January 3.

sanctity in hindu marriage
Maa Mangalanand Banee Martina told that we have adopted this tradition only after being influenced by Indian culture. The fragrance of India has brought us here and is connecting us with its rituals. Mother Nityanand Bani Nelmas told that not only was there eagerness to marry the Indian culture, but she also understood its purity. It connects two people and family by soul.