To a layperson, a green wedding can be defined as an event that is mindful of the impact it has on the environment and therefore one that minimizes, to a large extent, the damage caused to the environment,” says Shyamala Suresh, a 27-year-old resident of Bengaluru who is passionate about protecting the environment and organizing green, eco-friendly wedding
Deepa Kamath and Prashin Jagger tied the knot in a humble ceremony amid family members and friends using mostly recycled products, with an aim to contribute towards minimising the harmful impact on the environment.
Big fat Indian weddings are what we know mostly of, thanks to Karan Johar, but these days, several couples are steering away from the norm and are finding quirky and unusual ways to tie the knot. This time, it is a Mumbai couple who decided to make their D-Day special and they did so by going ‘minimalist’. How? Breaking conventional norms, Deepa Kamath and Prashin Jagger decided to have a simple wedding that was not only pocket-friendly but also environment-friendly. Yes, the duo tied the knot in a humble ceremony amid family members and friends using mostly recycled products, attempting to leave a lesser impact on environment.
