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Madhuri Sarode has made quite a statement about acceptance and love by simply getting married. Her marriage, after all, is the first open transgender wedding in India.

In the spirit of the wedding season, Manoj Munot, a businessman from Maharashtra, decided to give the ultimate gift of all -- he gifted 90 homes to underprivileged families.

IAS officers Ashish Vashisht and Saloni Sadana got married at the Additional District Magistrate’s (ADM) office in Madhya Pradesh by spending just Rs 500!

Daksha and Bharat Parmar's wedding was scheduled for November 24 and their families were preparing for the ceremony when the sudden announcement about demonetization came in.

Weddings can often drive families in rural India to financial ruin. This innovative initiative is reusing old wedding dresses to curb wedding expenses

Move over destination weddings - the Wedding on Wheels is here! Indian Railways Catering and Tourism Corporation (IRCTC), a subsidiary of Indian Railways, has introduced a service that offers the ability to hold weddings aboard luxury trains.

At a time when couples usually want lavish weddings and grand honeymoons, Abhay and Priti have set an example by spending their wedding money on the education of children of farmers who committed suicide.

Mahesh Savani has adopted 472 fatherless girls from different religions and has funded their weddings, even spending as much as Rs. 4 lakh per wedding!

Priyanka Bhadoria, a 22-year-old, asked for 10,000 saplings to be planted as a wedding gift, instead of gold or diamonds.

The bride didn't think she would be able to make it to the gurdwara.