Traditional Indian parents throw son and partner elaborate gay Hindu wedding

The Indian parents of a gay man threw him an elaborate traditional wedding, in a ceremony that clearly defied their home country’s attitude to homosexual relationships - but has inspired people across the globe.

Rishi Agarwal, 35, and fiancé Daniel Langdon got married at a golf course in Oakville, Canada, after meeting in 2011, with the Hindu ceremony funded entirely by Mr Agarwal's parents.

The two grooms performed all the standard rituals of a traditional wedding, including exchanging flower garlands and getting matching henna tattoos of each others initials.

Indians to the white world:"anything you can do we can follow fashion .... better than you.  we are the best wannabes dat ever live"

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Lovely, but nowhere near the Ganges I bet..Safely in safe Canada where reprisals on non-existent. Congrats to all involved.

Shiva, Ganesh and Rama : Laxshmi and Surswati !

what the hell is going on here ?

Parents probably see : ~~Daniel my brother ~~ you are a Brahmin ~

One has to be the bride during the "honeymoon'

Yikes  >

...dat wud be the one who took in the glass of milk before deh lock the door on dem from the outside ::confused::

oh geeeeeeeede :: :: ::

pheeeeeeeeew!!!

Good for them.

Wonderful. Enjoy while you can. Unfortunate that you'll be thrown from a high building once Trudeau's 'refugees' have enriched Canada with Sharia law.

deh have plenty very high buildings in Toronto now.  really high high buildings :-[ :-[

Good on the parents, that's real integration.