Kanyadaan is performed where the bride’s father Kenrick Subadar, third from right, gives the hand of the bride Felesha Parboo, second from right, during the wedding ceremony to the groom Ashook Parboo, partly shown. The bride’s brother Anand Maharaj, left, pours pure water while the sanlalp is read which means the relationship between the bride and the groom will remain pure and unbroken as the water which is poured on their hands, a sacred gift. Felesha’s mother Gomatie Subadar, right, assists.
Photo 2 Kanyadaan is performed
Kanyadaan is performed where the bride’s father Kenrick Subadar, third from right, gives the hand of the bride Felesha Parboo, second from right, during the wedding ceremony to the groom Ashook Parboo, partly shown. The bride’s brother Anand Maharaj, left, pours pure water while the sanlalp is read which means the relationship between the bride and the groom will remain pure and unbroken as the water which is poured on their hands, a sacred gift. Felesha’s mother Gomatie Subadar, right, assists.
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