As the Covid-19 pandemic has forced families across India to cancel large-scale traditional weddings, one couple has chosen the metaverse as the venue unaffected by the restrictions. of india your first metaverse wedding The couple will also Harry Potter plans to implement the concept.
in Tamil Nadu region where wedding gatherings are currently limited to 100 people Dinesh Sivakumar Padmavathi and Janaganandhini Ramaswamy, invited 2,000 people to their virtual reception next month. The duo, who define themselves as Harry Potter fans; will host a Hogwarts-themed party that guests can attend via their phones, tablets or laptops.
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The legal wedding ceremony will first physically begin in front of close friends and relatives in the village of Ramaswamy in Tamil Nadu’s Krishnagiri district. But then the couple paid INR 150,000 for design, development and hosting (2,2016 dollars) will log in to participate in the online event that costs. During the one-hour event, newlyweds will be able to explore Hogwarts and virtually cater to their guests by customizing their avatar’s look and outfits.
Besides being able to invite guests who might not otherwise be able to attend, the couple believe the digital celebration has another unique advantage: Ramaswamy will be able to involve his late father in the proceedings. Padmavathi said in a statement, “My father-in-law passed away last April. So, a similar 3D avatar I will create and he will bless me and my fiancee. It’s something we can only do in the metaverse.” said.
virtual platform in Virbela We’ve seen other metaverse wedding events, including a US couple holding a physical event alongside a digital ceremony. But while Indian law requires the presence of witnesses at marriage ceremonies, Padmavathi believes the wedding in the metaverse will be the first to be held in the country.