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Daily News & Analysis
Sunday, January 20, 2008
Nuptial knot transcends barriers
A Norway boy comes to Vadodara to wed in typical Indian style
Maulik Buch. Vadodara
Marriages are made in heaven, but, I think, are celebrated only in Indian culture, says Frode Haugon,who has come to Vadodara all the way from Norway to marry Nisha, a Indian-origin girl. The couple will get married on Sunday.Born and brought up in Norway, Nisha Mistry, a cardiologist by profession, had met an American engineer Haugon at a friend's place. It was love at the first sight, and the two took barely a month to decide they were made for each other."When our family members agreed to our marriage plans, I expressed my wish to marry Indian style," said Nisha. Father Babubhai was too happy to know her daughter's wish. Frode's parents - Arne and Kari - are happy too. They said, "We were so excited with our son getting married in India and in a traditional Indian way."The couple is now busy going through the numerous pre-wedding rituals and is quite excited for the D-day. Frode is really excited to come to the venue on a horse with Bands playing hindi songs. Frode bowed down to my parents when he first met them. The marriage ceremony is really very interesting and full of fun.
Daily News & Analysis
Sunday, January 20, 2008
Nuptial knot transcends barriers
A Norway boy comes to Vadodara to wed in typical Indian style
Maulik Buch. Vadodara
Marriages are made in heaven, but, I think, are celebrated only in Indian culture, says Frode Haugon,who has come to Vadodara all the way from Norway to marry Nisha, a Indian-origin girl. The couple will get married on Sunday.Born and brought up in Norway, Nisha Mistry, a cardiologist by profession, had met an American engineer Haugon at a friend's place. It was love at the first sight, and the two took barely a month to decide they were made for each other."When our family members agreed to our marriage plans, I expressed my wish to marry Indian style," said Nisha. Father Babubhai was too happy to know her daughter's wish. Frode's parents - Arne and Kari - are happy too. They said, "We were so excited with our son getting married in India and in a traditional Indian way."The couple is now busy going through the numerous pre-wedding rituals and is quite excited for the D-day. Frode is really excited to come to the venue on a horse with Bands playing hindi songs. Frode bowed down to my parents when he first met them. The marriage ceremony is really very interesting and full of fun.
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