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Tying the Knot: Weddings around the World
Intricate designs are painted on the palms and feet of Indian brides. Photo by Amar Javed. cc
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Celebrate a Sikh Wedding
Sikhism is one of the main religions in India. Many Sikhs live in northern India on the border of Pakistan in the Punjab region. Take a look at additional details of Sikh wedding celebrations.
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4-in-1 Wedding: A Multicultural Experience
It might be hard to know how to celebrate your wedding when your family backgrounds come from several different cultures. Nicole and James Goldberg, residents of Pleasant Grove, Utah, decided that their wedding would include elements from four family, religious, and cultural traditions: Nicole’s Danish heritage, James’s Sikh and Jewish heritage, and their shared LDS heritage.
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