Enjoy the beautiful Indian village wedding Dosto! 2:30 Village wedding lunch food tour. 4:15 Wedding Pani Puri (Gol Gappa) and food preparation. 7:10 Hindu wedding rituals begin. 8:52 My opinion on arranged marriage. 11:25 Village wedding dinner food tour. 14:02 The groom and his wedding party arrive. 16:39 The bride is leaving to her husband's house.

Meanwhile all the family members: Ye photographer kisne bulaya? 😂

I have to admit you know lot about Indian culture not expected from any foreigner. BTW you are not any more foreigner.

Alright I see your hand bro😂😂

okay i get it mate, your henna is poppin

Karl is more indian than we think

Would've made the video even better if Karl got there only to discover it was an arranged wedding with him as the groom.

I'm a 35 year old male living in Tamil Nadu India. For the last 10 years i was pressured into getting married but now people are just tired of asking so they've stopped. Persistence is the key my single friends.

Bride: cleaning her foot nails for nails paints Karl: In case her husband smell her foot!😅😅😅 Literally this guy is crazy!

"I love going to these weddings for food especially" now Karl rock has been transformed to an Indian.

**karl talking to camera People in the back like we are gonna stare until we know what u r doing

Karl bhai is so adaptive and has a lot of positivity in him explore everything

4 things I love about New Zealand which starts from letter *K" * Kiwi 😍 * Kane Williamson😘 * Kutta ji😂😂😂 * And finally *Karl Rock* 😍😍😍

So hilarious how everyone in the village look at the you when you're filming! Thank you so much for this video. So interesting! Cheers from Mexico 🇲🇽

I love how you just throw yourself out there. So much confidence!

EVERYONE’S ASTONISHMENT TO KARL SPEAKING FLUENT HINDI WILL NEVER GET OLD

We foreigners could NEVER access these "kind of private" images to a hindustani wedding, they are invaluable, so a very biiig shukrya to you !

7:38, "white people, this pole is not for pole dancing" Me - dead.........

This is so cute. I love that passion and appreciation for other cultures. Love from 🇬🇧

This is a beautiful wedding...im not gonna lie my wedding was no where near as nice. Im a little jelious lol

Hi Karl , I am an Indian moved to USA .For me it is impossible to spend time like this .. saw few videos of yours ..Love your patience , thank you for your time ... love you

At 18.30 you are asking why she comes back... There are few rituals made to make the bride comfortable... Because this is a arrange marriage the woman feels lonely as she doesn't know anyone in the new family... So bride is taken back to her house and taken back again and then same is done after a few days and after a month or so the bride is left at her parents home for few weeks... And then the real marriage or migration takes place

When your henna is fresh so you try to show it off 😂

12:42 proof that wedding is Indian 😂 😂

This is awesome, I love that you’re able to show parts of India that people pretty much are never able to witness :)

Indian youtuber never completed my dream of rajasthani maaariage but you completed it Love u

When someone form outside explains indian weddings using terms like rituals and singing in Rajasthani dialects, makes me feel like witnessing a wedding ceremony from 15th century India.

Both the bride and the groom look so shy, innocent and beautiful.

A fantastic ceremony Karl, thank you for sharing this with us. Could never imagine such a beautiful dressed bride in the west, also the groomers dressing up was exceptional. Wish them all the best.

I love ur energy...and the mehndi on ur hand.😉🖖🏼

I love how over time Karl is becoming more comfortable with being on Camera/ talking

This is crazy bro 🤣🤣, a guy from foreign country attending a village marriage party,,, and that's dj songs making more crazy to me,,, 😍🤣😂😂

"and white people this pole isn't for pole dancing." XDXDXD

I’m always so hungry watching your videos

Bro...... u r doing a great job to show indian culture to world wide..... U and ur videos r great.....✌️✌️✌️✌️✌️✌️✌️✌️👍👍👍👍👍👍

Indian Culture is so beautiful

HE JUST LOVEST TO SHOW OFF HIS HAND...

Congratulations Vicka and Nisha, a beautiful couple. Long life and happiness to you both. Thankyou Karl for your video presentation, I enjoyed very much. All the best, from Adrian in the UK

I like how the people in the back ground are like: “who tf are you?!”

You've earned yourself a subscriber. I've been watching quite a videos from your youtube channel, and I must say that I am quite impressed with your work. Keep it coming my friend.

"And white people , this pole is not for pole dancing." Hilarious😂😂

I like how you take time to like all the comments

Jaaato ki shadi h Thank brother you show real image and beauty of india , tq

It's the very first time I am watching anyone's Vlog and I'm truly surprised with the fine detailing and appreciation that Karl has for Indian culture and values

I am myself Indian but seeing this new kind of Marriage. There may be total of 29 states in India but we have got more than hundred types of weddings with diff rituals and every wedding is as enjoyable as it is.

I married in a traditional wedding in Indonesia, very similar rituals. even though we met on our own accord in Sydney 7 years before the rituals were very similar with arranged marriage , in regards to engagement process, family offerings (my parents had to ask her parents for me to marry her) and "pretending to meet for first time". the wedding goes for 3 days. we were both so bugged after our "first night" together we just crashed on the beautifully decorated bed and feel right asleep. The love making can wait for another day!! I'd do it all again, it was so fun.

Ram ram Nacho nacho 😂🤣🤣🤣

Karl man you could easily be the only Kiwi or a foreigner to ever experience Typical indian village wedding..its so unique and interesting

Karl The Most Entertaining KZfaqr In KZfaq but not by acting but from heart from naturally... Thats why u are the best.

Could fell the emotion when the ladies were singing at the end

Man, I must say...I don't comment much, but seriously -- I honestly appreciate your unique perspective in these videos. I think I have learned more about real Indian culture than all the "generic: ones that only show familiar places and topics. I really enjoy them! Thanks again, and as soon as I am able, I will join up as member to support your efforts!

When he said "this poll is not for poll dancing" 😂😂😂😂😂😂

Karl this is most beautiful video of yours. I really loved it and saw you emotionally touched with their family. (its also good as it doesn't contain any scam information :P ) :D

i am so impressed with Karl to knowing the indian culture so well..

A lot of respect to you for getting into Indian rituals and customs .No one will ever be... would like to. would left newzealand and settled in india ..you have shown the true colours of humanity , mankind , and it shows you have a very warm and good heart ... thank you ..may God gives you a lot more happy and pleasurable life ...

Wow! He knows the difference between shahi paneer and paneer and i don't!!🤣🤣

Lol that male kid got his ego hurt at 04:05 when karl complimented the girls dress and not his clothing, he really wanted to impress karl

शादी में कोई ना कोई फूफा जी नाराज जरूर मिलेंगे आपको

I really love the fact that Karl has mendhi/henna on his hand, it looks super groovy and pretty :-)!!

It's so cute how karl is showing off his mehndi by repeatedly lifting his hand so that it's in the frame. Even we as girls used to do this alot. 😃

They make a gorgeous couple!!! thank you for showing us the behind the scenes im a american born indian and this make me want to learn more about my culture thanks to you Karl!

Loving the walk through (literally) of Indian village culture! Your videos are getting better and better! Thank you for sharing your knowledge and insight with the rest of the world because many of us won't get to see such spectacles in our life.

I have learned a lot from your channel and I thank you for this. Thank you and everyone who was ok with him filming, thank you all for showing the way you all do things there

The thing I love the most about your videos is the people just staring at you constantly

Few rituals were performed and based on science of Ayurveda 1. Marriage must happen at the right age cz infant mortality rate was high so probability of bearing children must be higher. Hence the best time to conceive as per the biological clock was taken which was for men 22-30 and female 18-25. These rituals were for 5000 years and people somehow forgot the reason but it's still followed in some villages but in cities it has changed leading to birth related complications. 2. Turmeric and yogurt were used as natural beauty ingredients and improve smell and this rituals were common to both male and female. Turmeric improves skin texture and helps you get rid of skin defects like pimples and patches. 3. The 7 rounds of fire were done as indications of 7 promises a husband has to give his wife namely- a. You are going to treat the family of wife as your own. B. You will never let the dignity of wife be compromised. C. Whatever you earn, the wife has her right on it. D. You will never compel her to sell her jewelery. E. You are going to support your wife in all her religious works. F. Husband promises to provide livelihood and education to children while wife promises to take care of expenditure and household and give husband the children. G. They promise to be at each other's side and fill each other's life with love, respect, loyalty and satisfy each other's needs and they be the best friends forever. 3. Fire is an element of nature and weddings are generally done at night so that all 5 elements of nature be the witness to their marriage and their promises to each other. 4. Then husband puts toe ring at wife's toe as it is considered acupuncture point of uterus. 5. The sindoor (vermillion) is put over wife's head as the blood vessels were near to the surface that place and in old times sindoor's main component was mercury which helped women to have desired sexual activeness which she had to remove it once husband died. 6. Now mangal sutra or necklace was given by husband to ward of evil and as a sign of marriage. 7. Then the couples are blessed by married women with vermillion as a mark of good luck for the next phase. Next bangles were made to be worn by women to have stronger uterus as those days child birth was natural and stronger uterus meant better health of child and mother. Hope you had patience to read that much

hayy I just came across your channel yesterday, I'm also from Auckland and moved to India about 6 months ago. LOVE your knowledge of India/Indians and the culture/traditions. I'm currently living in Punjab, Northern India so the actual wedding ceremony was very different to the Sikh/Punjabi weddings I usually attend. It's also real nice to see how accepting your gfs fam is of you and your relationship as a lot of Indians can be quite strict and judgmental, I'm sure you know. Look forward to watching more vids... will you guys be coming up to Punjab anytime soon? =)

good job mr karl.. very well explain, and thank you to the family , actually very open minded..cool video

Very perfectly & beautifully covered the whole event.

Usually we Indians hire photographers during marriage,,,, did they pay you anything bro 🤣🤣🤣🤣

KarlSuch a beautiful video. I can see that you enjoyed it as well. Thank you for showing things as it is and not being judgemental. The family loves you too. They were answering all your questions and it appears they were enjoying your company as well. The videos are appreciated when you respect the culture as it is. Good luck

India is totally diverse culturally as a south Indian i have never seen a wedding like this.

Lmao my guy can’t put his hand down.

Hey Karl! I am from Pakistan 🇵🇰, and I am really happy to see all those rituals and I am really surprised to know that almost all of the rituals are being done here with the exception of few (Religious part). Its always great to see how our centuries old rituals in Sub-continental culture being shaped up according to new era's living style and here what I have observed its almost same in both countries, thanks to you for being a culture lover and bringing us the insights of our beautiful Indian culture... Great work, keep it up! Hope to see you on the other side of border once again soon! Muhammd Asif, From Karachi, Pakistan.

I have never seen a Rajasthani wedding before thanks for showing us . Love from West Bengal, India ❤️

Hi, the way you have amalgamated and respect for elders is a thing many of the Indian youngsters must still learn. Whatever, welcome to the Indian household and my respect to your would be spouse. I love you both....🥰🥰🥰

The last part with children was the best. 😍❤ I love your nature Karl. ❤

“White people this pole is not for pole dancing” 💃🏻😂🤣 lmao. nacho nacho.. lol the two lil kids were so adorable 😍 omg.. awesome vlog karl 👌i loved ❤️everything the food,the music, everyone’s happy 😃 nisha looked beautiful 👰👌 happy marriage life to nisha and vikas 💞 and about the rituals first time i hear about doing 4 pheras instead of 7, interesting to know . Thank you for sharing 😊❤️

A lot of people remain single throughout in India like other countries, you are in rural part of India where things are little different

Karl love how you’ve so much fun, living over there. I love hearing and seeing how happy you’re there

Completely agree with your thoughts on marriage! Love the way you show off the mehandi!

@11:53 That Gaajar Halwa sounds like Ganja Halwa🤭🤭😂😂😂🤟

looks great being an Indian i can not explore India as much you r doing . well done Karl Rock

Hi Karl and yet another great vlog from you I'm really excited about INDIAN life and in this case Marriage how special and elegant their Wedding day turned out to see I know I'm not on my own when we are lucky enough to see a real insight and view with your synopsis/insight of this Very happy occasion A BIG THANK YOU 😁😁

What a cool video. Watched it till the end. Very beautifully recorded and depicted the entire ceremony and rituals.

Who else are feeling hungry now? 🙌

What a pretty couple! Bollywood good looks! Congrats, I wish them great happiness & prosperity OMG I love gulab jaman -- in small doses And the tamarind chutney with bhaji and samosa. God I'm so hungry now Those huge cooking pots, wok type things are great. Carbon steel I expect. Cost a lot of money in the West

😁😁😁😁😁gol gappa i really enjoyed when i was in delhi, when u eat in hotel where gol gapa serve with proper hygiene No taste, same gol gappaa when u eat from street vendor who dip his hand in pot to fill that golgaapa what a taste of it 🤭🤭🤭 ofcourse that much good in taste, love for indian their culture their sanatan dharma from indonesia.

Just incase your husband smells your toes 😂😂🤣 savage thug life 🤣

PewDiePie your videos always be great love from Patna Bihar

I love these videos so much Karl!!! Thank you for being so respectful and showcasing the beauty in India ♥️

i love how authentic this video is

Loved watching this Karl!

Jai bhole ki ... Jai Shree Krishna🙏

This is really nice ! I've always wondered how the weddings were celebrated everyone it's so friendly and the ambience it's cool ! I'm from mexico and we party hard but you guys take it to the next level ..congrats to the groom and the bride

Sooper da,,,,Bride make up is a superb ,,,, great ocassion in our Indian Hindu Society.....

They offer food to the whole village as part of the ceremony? That is so wonderful.

The best part was at the point where the little kid starts dancing for no reason 😂

Started watching your videos recently. Must say that yours is the best vlog in India by a non-indian. You're respectful, eager to learn and not quick to judge. I hope you get to learn more and more about India and her various treasures 😊

Hey Karl, I have been ur subscriber since last week and saw 10-15 videos so far. You actually go to the depth of everything which is very nice for your viewers. Or else other youtubers just give us the basic knowledge. Keep up the good work.

Watching this during Quarantine and CRYING ... :(