Wedding of German Couple with Indian Tradition

The wedding preparations started in the month of January this year. The couple came to the city after fixing an auspicious time for the wedding by the priest. The groom and bride also participated Here is the story of the couple why they decided to marry in India. Mr. Scharinger who teaches electrician courses said that “My wife is an admirer of Indian culture and five years ago she told me that she wanted to marry in India. At that time, I was not sure about it since I knew nothing about the country”. “However, Some time back, I met an Indian and we became friends. Through him, I met more Indians and participated in some of their events.”in all the pre-wedding events and rituals. I. She said that “Tobias used to video chat with my parents back home after I introduced  My mother had complimented the couple that they looked great together. That is when it was told to her that they wished to marry in India and she readily agreed to be a host and take care of all the arrangements.” German couple ‘Tarun’ and ‘Saranya’ married  with Indian Traditions in Hyderabad. The event took place in the function hall in Kothapet.  There marriage was unusual in many ways. Firstly, none of them belongs to India and don’t know any traditions or cultures. The couple spot ‘Arundhati’ and ‘Vasishta’ stars in the sky to complete their marriage formalities. The marriage is unusual in other ways too. There was no single member of the couple family during the marriage and the role of brides and grooms parents were taken by the local people who met them for the first time. However, 300 attendees, complete strangers to the couple, more than made up for it by blessing them after word got around about their story. The original names of the couple are Tobias Scharinger and Sabine Szakacs. They were both given Indian names during the marriage by the local hosts to make it easier to pronounce by the priests during the marriage.

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