Monday, August 16, 2010
Maldives Live
The most important day for a man and a woman is the day when they become groom and bride. Can there be anything to make it more special than exchange your vows at a special place? If not, Maldivian Weddings offer you a perfect romantic wedding experience. Come here and find why.
A private wedding ceremony amidst the glory of nature, to give their blessings makes for a perfect wedding gift, right? Make the sun kissed beaches and the Indian ocean the witnesses of your wedding and take your pick from a resort wedding, beach wedding or underwater wedding.
Maldives has evolved as a very popular destination for people to either take their first vow or renew them. Have a romantic, yet relaxing, wedding ceremony on a beach or an adventurous one with an underwater wedding ceremony; there is something for everyone at Maldives- an experience that you will never forget.
Weddings at Maldives have certain rules attached to it though. Non-Muslim weddings are not available at Maldives currently. To go along with that, you can always have a vow renewal at Maldives, following a legal ceremony elsewhere. Trust me, you'll love this experience at the Maldives.
Muslim marriage style is adopted in Maldives. Marriage is taken very seriously, as an important institution in the islands. Hence, the wedding ceremonies are very traditional and perfectly depict the true culture of the islands. Celebrate your best day in the perfect Maldivian style, performing the wedding ceremony in water bungalows or on a beach side or a resort of a private island.
According to the Maldivian custom, the bride is dressed in a white robe and the groom in black and white. A ‘Tree Planting Ceremony’, as the ceremony begins, is done by the bride and groom, where they plant a coconut tree symbolizing their eternal love and the start of a new life. The couple takes their vows in front of the priest, after this. After exchanging vows, the couple drinks coconut water and cuts the cake.
Due to the growing popularity of Maldives as a wedding destination, most of the resorts and hotels situated there provide with reasonable and attractive packages that make the wedding and honeymoon an experience to cherish forever. January and February are considered to be the best months to wed in Maldives, before the islands are hit by rainy season. Be different from others; exchange your vows in the Maldivian style and stand a tad above the rest.
A private wedding ceremony amidst the glory of nature, to give their blessings makes for a perfect wedding gift, right? Make the sun kissed beaches and the Indian ocean the witnesses of your wedding and take your pick from a resort wedding, beach wedding or underwater wedding.
Maldives has evolved as a very popular destination for people to either take their first vow or renew them. Have a romantic, yet relaxing, wedding ceremony on a beach or an adventurous one with an underwater wedding ceremony; there is something for everyone at Maldives- an experience that you will never forget.
Weddings at Maldives have certain rules attached to it though. Non-Muslim weddings are not available at Maldives currently. To go along with that, you can always have a vow renewal at Maldives, following a legal ceremony elsewhere. Trust me, you'll love this experience at the Maldives.
Muslim marriage style is adopted in Maldives. Marriage is taken very seriously, as an important institution in the islands. Hence, the wedding ceremonies are very traditional and perfectly depict the true culture of the islands. Celebrate your best day in the perfect Maldivian style, performing the wedding ceremony in water bungalows or on a beach side or a resort of a private island.
According to the Maldivian custom, the bride is dressed in a white robe and the groom in black and white. A ‘Tree Planting Ceremony’, as the ceremony begins, is done by the bride and groom, where they plant a coconut tree symbolizing their eternal love and the start of a new life. The couple takes their vows in front of the priest, after this. After exchanging vows, the couple drinks coconut water and cuts the cake.
Due to the growing popularity of Maldives as a wedding destination, most of the resorts and hotels situated there provide with reasonable and attractive packages that make the wedding and honeymoon an experience to cherish forever. January and February are considered to be the best months to wed in Maldives, before the islands are hit by rainy season. Be different from others; exchange your vows in the Maldivian style and stand a tad above the rest.
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