Chinnadurai is a licensed scuba diver, while Swetha has been learning to dive since last month.
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A couple, in a very unusual style, tied the knot 60 feet underwater off the coast of Neelankarai on Monday. This is reportedly India's first underwater Hindu traditional marriage.
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Under water marriage at the depth of 60 ft off
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Chennai's shoreline near Neelagarai On 1st Feb 2021. pic.twitter.com/AxLtr6WzVx
"We dived in at an auspicious time and exchanged our garlands along with tying the Thaali (mangal sutra)," said the couple. Both groom, Chinnadurai, and bride S Swetha are software engineers.
Chinnadurai is a licensed scuba diver, while Swetha has been learning to dive since last month.
The couple chose to dress in traditional attire, the bride wearing a sari while the groom wearing a Veshti (dhoti), and performed the marriage rituals underwater.
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