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Couple Recreates Prabhu Shri Ram's Swayamvar episode for their wedding
By: Tupaki Desk | 29 Jun 2021 7:05 AM GMT
Hindu Epic Ramayana is considered holy by Hindus and Lord Rama is seen as a role model by many. On the lines of Swayamwar of Prabhu Shri Ram, a person got married by breaking the Bow in Bihar. The attendees of the marriage had also experienced a never before wedding with this.
Going into detail, a Groom from Bihar's Sabalpur East area wanted to gift himself a lifetime memorable moment by marrying on the lines of Sita's Swayamvar. After he broke the Dhanush, the bride accepted the groom by putting a garland around his neck.
Sita Swayamvar was recreated by the couple perfectly. The Groom offered his prayers to Lord Shiva before breaking the Bow. He then lifted the bow and broke it into two.
After the Dhanush breaking ceremony, the Bride reached the wedding stage and put a garland around his neck. The couple exchanged the garlands and the rest of the marriage rituals were also conducted. Vedic Scholars chanted mantras on the state.
Despite having a dreamy wedding, no Covid protocols were followed at the event. Neither the couple nor the attendees wore facemasks and observed physical distance.
Going into detail, a Groom from Bihar's Sabalpur East area wanted to gift himself a lifetime memorable moment by marrying on the lines of Sita's Swayamvar. After he broke the Dhanush, the bride accepted the groom by putting a garland around his neck.
Sita Swayamvar was recreated by the couple perfectly. The Groom offered his prayers to Lord Shiva before breaking the Bow. He then lifted the bow and broke it into two.
After the Dhanush breaking ceremony, the Bride reached the wedding stage and put a garland around his neck. The couple exchanged the garlands and the rest of the marriage rituals were also conducted. Vedic Scholars chanted mantras on the state.
Despite having a dreamy wedding, no Covid protocols were followed at the event. Neither the couple nor the attendees wore facemasks and observed physical distance.
