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Originally posted by AshwaniG
Well by the time of jaimala and phere, ghodi with ghodiwala were gone far ..So I personally had no chance of running ...LOL ..
Sidenote : Where I come from we never holded hands during the whole marriage ..During phere we were tied through saree ..
So u missed the chance
We are also not supposed to hold hands till fere part is over but u know these days the Video walas and photowalas are the ones who control and direct the event more than our 'pyare punditji'.Hmmmm.... that reminds me of the good mantra race and fight between the pundits of both sides..that was hillarious
Heres a few jokes
Married couples hold hands coz husband fears that if he let go, she will shop!!!
I couldnt agree anymore
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Originally posted by HelloG
Heres a few jokes
Married couples hold hands coz husband fears that if he let go, she will shop!!!
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Growing Old Is Mandatory ..Growing UP is Optional
Location: British Columbia
Posted on: 04-03-08 21:58:50
Remember..this applies to Hindu wedding ceremonies I guess. Sikh weddings are different 
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~ Morning rain
In good old days, it meant " I the husband hold your hand in presence of so many witnesses, thereby accepting the responsibility of taking care for lifetime".
The term " Kanya-Daan" would also bring down the inflated ego of the Groom as "Daan" means charity, and taker is the poorer of the two.
When the system started _ thousand years ago, , it would be the first 'encounter' for the newly weds, resulting in either the 'Touch Therapy' calming their nervous minds, or a fun-filled reaction shot for the keen viewers.
Some 'daring' couples would even exchange rings below the cloth on their hands.
...... don't remember any one changing the glance and saying " Panja Ladaoge ?"
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Originally posted by JATINRAHI
In good old days, it meant " I the husband hold your hand in presence of so many witnesses, thereby accepting the responsibility of taking care for lifetime".
The term " Kanya-Daan" would also bring down the inflated ego of the Groom as "Daan" means charity, and taker is the poorer of the two.
When the system started _ thousand years ago, , it would be the first 'encounter' for the newly weds, resulting in either the 'Touch Therapy' calming their nervous minds, or a fun-filled reaction shot for the keen viewers.
Some 'daring' couples would even exchange rings below the cloth on their hands.
...... don't remember any one changing the glance and saying " Panja Ladaoge ?"
That means NOW take our "BOJA" or "MUSIBAT" to your home, We suffered a lot now you suffer for whole life..............
