"Hey, I have a friend's wedding tomorrow, wanna come?" - 
YES. YES I DO.
I have to disappoint you all though, I did not wear the gifted saree. Why? Because I had to catch a flight later that day, and I don't think rushing to the airport in a saree would be the best idea if I would run late.
We arrived, there was a big ass stage in the front packed with people - literally P A C K E D.
Like what y'all doing up there?
Well, apparently the wedding is up there. The rituals, everything is held there. Which is kinda cutesy! Unfortunately, they had about 8 photographers blocking the view as seen on the picture below.
I guess that would result in some nice clicks though..
The food
YES FOOD. What is an Indian wedding, or actually any wedding without food. And it was gooooooood -- except for this one thing:
It was some kind of leaf with some mush in it. I have no idea what it is and I am not enticed to try it anytime soon again! It tasted like, well, leaf. And bitterness.
I did make it to the aftermovie, though.
WOULD YOU LOOK AT MY HALF A SECOND OF FAME?!!1!1!!
And so did
It was a great experience
It really was. I was a bit confused by the actual marriage part where I could barely see anything though, but overall the vibe was nice. I met some of
I also met the groom and bride, well, sort of. I shook their hand, congratulated them and then planned to leave the stage again before the bride's father grabbed my hand and thanked me humbly for coming.
Next time, hopefully, I will get to attend a full Indian wedding. I am talking about the entire week - and especially looking forward to the day where they do the mehndi and the dancing.
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My name is Shannon, I am a digital designer and I am currently on my world trip which I am exclusively blogging about on Steemit! :D There is not a specific goal to my trip other than to have fun, discover places and unravel the secrets of Thailand, Malaysia, India, Indonesia and the USA (for now). Follow me on my adventures!