It's my favourite moment too!

Thank you Vanessa :)

Thanks Carol for your lovely words :)

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Wow enjoying the wedding video from Ross to portovon thanks God bless you.

It's fourth day as per my vlog and stay in Goa :)

Did you watch the video? People use the term 'crazy' when they enjoy something as well. So yes, I have given utmost respect to this family and it's culture :) I'm sure if you watch the video you will understand that.

@@rosefernandes4239 and what makes you think that I did not ?

How is using a hypothetical term CRAZY, disrespectful to us goans?

@@rosefernandes4239 aunty thond ghe!! Susegad!😂😂

@@shubhanshimishra8889 i replied to the above and that's exactly what I mean to respect our Goan tradition, i didn't. Mean to hurt anybody in the family or any one

yes I did cover that. the reception happened right after that on the same day. But thanks for mentioning the name. Both the ceremonies happened on the same day.

That's so amazing to know :) bytheway is it only a catholic ceremony or hindu konkanis also do something like this?

@@shubhanshimishra8889 Konkani Catholics has Roce Ceremony with Coconut Milk and Chudo ceremony with Green, Red, White and yellow. Whereas Hindus have Haldi ceremony and chudo ceremony happens only with Green bangles. Same with Konkani Muslims too ...

Yeah roce is a Goan Roman Catholic thing and even Manglorean and East Indian Catholics have this ceremony but in a different way and yes it's very different from hindu ceremonys

@Pritesh DesaiActually Goan Catholics are from Goa which is a state and Manglorean Catholics are from Manglore which is a major port city in Karnataka typically hence the names, but both speak Konkani . And yes East Indians are Mumbai Catholic natives from Bombay . And they all go to the same church because they all fall under Roman Catholics ( for understanding Catholics are the one with the pope in Rome). The Catholic Church in Mumbai (known as the Archdiocese of Bombay) mostly comprise of Goans, Mangloreans, East Indians, Tamils, sometimes you'll also see North East Indians, and many people from different ethnic backgrounds I'm saying this as a person who has been raised in Mumbai and grew up with a lot of Goans, Mangloreans and East Indians here. Peace ✌️

We all have a right to freedom of speech. Please don't drag this. The family has no issues with me using the term Crazy. Thank you. You don't have to agree with me and I don't have to change my way of speaking as per your liking. Thanks once again for dropping by.

I didn't know Saree was an option too! But hey, it was the bride's day so it was supposed to be as per her wish :)

@@shubhanshimishra8889 Yes Ma'am. traditionally it's a Banarasi red silk saree ( साडो in konkani) gifted by the groom. Anyway, as you said it's her day..so be it.

Earlier the bride used to wear red saree (sado)on the 2nd day. But the saree has given way to more modern styles now. My cousins went for outfits ranging from a Saree to a black n red combo gown to a lil red dress, a red n grey kaftan, a Red Pant suit for their Sado n u know wot Shubhasini?? They all looked real "Crazy" good. 😜

Hi mam, crazy is a perfectly Acceptable term in English to describe something exciting. If you have properly seen the video, you would understand my respect and gratitude for the family and it's culture.

One of the meanings of the word CRAZY As per the dictionary: "showing great excitement". So please, kindly don't question my intention behind the video. Also, watch the entire video first. The family featured in the video itself has no issues with this caption. Take care.

Holy Family Church, Porvorim :)

My husband is from moira too

Because it was crazy fun :)

Are you representing all Goans? Who is criticising Goans? Are you out of your mind? Did you even see the video?

Thank you God Bless you.

The fun! The frolic! The happiness! The love! The blessings! The good spirits! :D

I can sense your hatred for a fellow Indian over here who tried to document her friend's crazy fun wedding experience.

I have English language and my friend's permission to call it crazy.

Mam crazy is another way to put how much fun one had! What’s with your English?

@@goishan4358 You better polish your English..rather than telling me

The fun and happiness is crazy in this. Can't you see?

​@@shubhanshimishra8889his retarded can't understand normal English can speak however you want

Majority of Goans and the family that is featured in this video does not agree with you :)

Oh Tony. Why you like this man?

@@shubhanshimishra8889 oh dont take it to heart

@@Ynot18 not at all. Not as sensitive as this comments section who has no respect for this lovely Goan family featured in my video and are crying over a term which means fun and excitement.

Women? Are you calling all these lovely Goan women silly? Shame on you! They are my friends and family. Don't you dare say anything rubbish about them!

Ever considered therapy? Stop shouting in Uppercase.

And the family featured in this video has absolutely no issue with the same. Crazy also means something filled with excitement. I am not an outsider. I'm just an Indian. And a lot of customs are similar to hindu rituals as they share the same roots :) so yeah. thanks.