Yes, it is accurate to say that love is blind since there are times when it transcends gender, caste, and even obstacles related to religion. A captivating account of a gay couple from Kolkata who recently wedded one another in a lavish Indian wedding ceremony shows how they went all out and proved that love conquers all.
Fashion designer Abhishek Ray wed his lover Cheitan Sharma in a ceremony that adhered to all Hindu traditions, including a priest, vow recitation, and the varmala.
Even the wedding signboard, which featured two men stating “we do,” attracted notice and generated a lot of interest. Ray and Sharma are well aware that gay marriage is not recognised by Indian law and cannot be registered, but they also know that it is not categorised as a “criminal offence.”
Two gay men who were in love, however, didn’t give a damn about any of these nuances and made sure to get married in the most opulent manner imaginable. In the most extravagant event, fashion designer Abhishek Ray wed his partner Chaitanya Sharma in Kolkata, defying all expectations.
Ray stated to the Times of India, “When they wish to stay together, folks reside together or have modest events at their homes. I advised Chaitanya to make sure our wedding would be memorable for our friends and family when we made the decision to be married “. Both of their families—a Marwari family and a Bengali family—were present for the wedding. Consequently, both of the traditions were combined in the rituals.
Soon later, photos from the wedding quickly became popular on social media. And everybody was gushing about how cute the newlywed pair was.
Both men’s respective rites were observed because they come from distinct communities—one is Bengali and the other Marwari.
