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Religion
French couple ties Vedic knot in Sikar's Dujod village
✍️ Amar Ujala · Rajasthan
🗓 29 Oct 2026, 01:31 PM
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French nationals Hubert and Sophie were married in Dujod village, Sikar district, following traditional Vedic rituals, including seven rounds.
A French couple, Hubert and his fiancé Sophie, chose to celebrate their union in India, opting for a traditional Vedic ceremony. The wedding took place in Dujod, a village in Sikar district of Rajasthan, where the couple performed the customary seven rounds (saat pheras) around the sacred fire.
The ceremony was conducted according to Hindu rites, reflecting the couple's admiration for Indian culture. Local priests guided the rituals, ensuring that all prescribed mantras and customs were observed.
Organisers noted that the event attracted attention from nearby residents, who welcomed the cross‑cultural celebration. The couple expressed gratitude for the warm hospitality and the opportunity to experience an authentic Indian wedding.
The marriage underscores the growing interest among foreign nationals in India's cultural traditions, particularly its ancient matrimonial customs.
The ceremony was conducted according to Hindu rites, reflecting the couple's admiration for Indian culture. Local priests guided the rituals, ensuring that all prescribed mantras and customs were observed.
Organisers noted that the event attracted attention from nearby residents, who welcomed the cross‑cultural celebration. The couple expressed gratitude for the warm hospitality and the opportunity to experience an authentic Indian wedding.
The marriage underscores the growing interest among foreign nationals in India's cultural traditions, particularly its ancient matrimonial customs.