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Yes! Yes! Yes!

I only WISH I looked as good as Christiane

If she is a lesbian, I will marry her tomorrow!!

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With alterations it went $400 above budget…. What’s 400 when your budget is 15k though I guess….

In our Indian culture,it's a ritual, parents spend alot for their children wedding. It's luv from their side as we live in families,we do alot for our families. . But u PPL have different perspective - money is not everything.

@@nidhiraina1109So you are saying it’s not nice that she stuck to his budget?

@@oldageisdumb do u think so?

Just because you have a bit of money doesn’t mean you need to be snobby.

yeah I would have thought that if she is going to the extra effort and expense of having a separate traditional Indian ceremony that she would then have the traditional dress.

I agree

If she is Christian then a white dress IS the traditional Indian wedding attire. Indian wedding dresses vary across states, religions etc. There is no fixed wedding attire in India - people often modify what they want to wear as they wish. Some people go the red lehenga route, some go white lehenga, orange lehenga, pink lehenga, green saree, white gold saree, some do banarsi saree, some wear dresses, etc etc.

@@rainstew Thanks for explaining :)

Yeah i thought she would have red dress for indian

Yes, the Indian wedding should have totally contrasted the church wedding.

Yes and I am shocked that she did not. In our culture, we wear 3-4 dresses with at least 1-2 traditional dresses included.

I thought that as well. And the traditional dresses are absolutely gorgeous.

She still might since there are multiple events in an Indian wedding

I think she is maybe Christian or else white dress for Indian wedding doesn’t make sense. I am sorry as I have no clear idea of how Indian wedding happens in foreign countries but I have seen some people wearing traditional in social media posts that’s it.

The traditional wedding attire for Indian Christians IS a white dress. The lehenga is more Punjabi hindu tradition.

Prettier* not *pettier* lol, but I got what you meant. The family is far from petty, and they have really nice fashion taste. Very sweet and generous as well.

@@TightyWhiteyTrashMaybe it was a typo?

@@TrinhNguyen-sh4fj obviously cuz they fixed it 🙄

@@TightyWhiteyTrashYou obviously did not know that so you had to criticize them for it.😠

@@TrinhNguyen-sh4fj I replied with a light, friendly tone by saying “lol” and adding “I knew what you meant.” But i didn’t realize I sounded like I was a spelling nazi out for blood and wishing death upon the commenter. Whoops, my bad.

Yes, it seemed pointless to get those two dresses that were very similar.

She'd waste hours of the most important day of her life just CHANGING CLOTHES!! Stupid...shows what's important is the shallow part of the Day.

100% 🥹

Well you know, up till 1947, India was under British rule so it isn’t thát crazy 😀

@@xxxx-qo9dh Wtf kind of a nasty, ignorant comment. Christians in India existed long long before the British

​@@xxxx-qo9dhand still nobody wore white dresses

@@xxxx-qo9dhyup but they have option between sari or dress in southern parts of India

@@tejasvinemani6763You can wear both. At our weddings, we wear the white one for the ceremony, the traditional one for the reception to greet each table, the cake cutting gown to cut the cake and then either use the same dress to dance or change into another traditional gown.

And she was so happy to see him too which speaks volumes!

yea makes no sense lol

Because she is a christian...

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Or a lehenga sari is south indian north Indian wear.lenga and choli

I thought the same thing!

My thought exactly! Makes no sense to have a separate Indian ceremony and not even wear Indian. Moreover wearing white is not auspicious as Hindu bride since white is worn for funerals by Indians.

It's possible she had one custom made, elsewhere ❤

Did make a beautiful bride...this is from 2012.

Yes, considering this episode is from 2012, they might have been able to include a brief clip of each wedding in this particular clip.

I agree and they looked very identical so was repetitive to me. What a big waste.

and it's so dumb because they are a piece of tulle with a comb, and maybe some crystals. You can buy one for a fraction of the price if you know where to look

I wonder if, all those years ago, her parents were able to have two weddings. Perhaps we are looking at a tradition. Her parents were so beautiful together.

A supporting family ! And money 😂

@@bo2720 😂😂

trueeee

I have never seen Indian traditional dresses in this boutique ( videos)

Not all Indians are hindu, some are Muslim and some are Christian.

@@Rubylove48 I know and I am saying that this particular boutique only for Christian wedding and not for any other

I want replying to your comment, I was replying to the original comment. 🥂@@tejasvinemani6763

@@Rubylove48Yup and her mom is probably Catholic.

I thought the first 2 dresses she chose were very similar.

I thought so too. She should have chosen a different color instead of white for everything.

Awww that's so sweet❤❤❤❤❤❤❤wishing her a happy marriage!!

So happy for you and your daughter. Congratulations

HAD three weddings....this episode is from 2012.

But that's not necessarily traditional!

@@saividhyakannan how is that not traditional?

@@kimmichaud7741 Only very a few Indian cultures wear red lehengas at weddings. Even the word "lehenga" is, I think, Punjabi. We have a vast variety of cultures in India. In some, red is worn by a widow on the day her husband dies. So a red lehenga is not traditional Indian wedding attire.

@@saividhyakannan I was also.told white is worn at funerals and red lenga for north Indian brides and red sari for South Indian brides

@@saividhyakannan my.boyfriend is indian and he told me red lenga for north India and red sari for South India and no white only.fir funeral

I hated every one. Dress 1 Ok'ish. Dress 2 looked like it had been mangled in a paper shredder, AWFUL. Dress 3 , boring and it made her look bigger. Hideous....

I think her dad has quite a bit of money and that budget friendly is not really a big issue.

That would make sense. I would imagine that both ceremonies were very similar. And the fact that the bride and groom were nice enough to honor both families and not make them go too out-of-pocket. So, the same dress would be perfect and both weddings looking like one in the wedding photos with ALL the family and friends. Sounds like your brother really picked the right lady (and vice versa). In this case, traditional and Indian are common, so it would be two dresses...but the 'fantasy' sounded a little silly.

Indian Christians do wear white