Viral Himachal Marriage: There is a saying that love has such great power that it attracts people even from all over the seven seas. Something similar happened with a young man from Chamba in Himachal. Maria came from the Philippines to India and married this young man. All Indian rituals were performed between the two families. They both got married according to Hindu customs in Pathankot. Maria’s family also participated in this wedding. The interesting thing is that at the wedding ceremony, seven verses were translated and explained to the bride in English. The question now is what is the meaning of these seven words recited at the wedding? Where and how did Vinay and Maria’s love story begin? Let us know about this-

The love story of a foreign Mimi and an Indian boy

Vinay and Maria are said to have met about 3 years ago while working in East Africa. They both worked as civil engineers in the same company. Vinay narrates that it was not known how this relationship between them turned from friendship to love during work. Smiling, Maria tells that Vinay suggested her first. After marriage, the biggest challenge now is language. That’s why Maria is now learning Hindi.

What is the meaning of the seven marriage vows?

The seven vows given at a wedding are not just a wedding ritual, but a pledge to stand together in all life situations. Even if you forget it, sit down with your partner and repeat it again.

First verse: In this promise, the husband and wife pledge to each other that they will care for each other’s basic needs of food, clothing, and shelter, as well as ensure each other’s financial and emotional security.

Second verse: In this promise they promise that they will support each other in happiness and sorrow, will be a strength for each other and support each other in every situation. We will face life’s difficulties together.

Verse three: Under this promise, both husband and wife will run the household together, work hard, and make the family financially prosperous. It talks about achieving stability and balance in life.

Verse four: In this promise, both the bride and groom pledge that they will respect each other’s parents and family. We will accept each other while following family dignity and values.

Verse five: In the fifth verse, the couple vows to have a child, give him good values, and raise him together. They promise to play the role of parents responsibly.

Verse six: Under this promise, they promise that they will never leave each other in times of illness, suffering, financial crises, or any other difficult time. It is a symbol of trust and dedication.

Seventh verse: In the last verse, i.e. in the seventh verse, the husband and wife promised that they would be with each other not only in this birth but also in the following births. This promise is the most sacred symbol of lifelong companionship.