India is a diverse, multicultural country with people of various religions, communities and sects living together in harmony and peace. Each community has its own set of religious rituals, traditions and multitudes of customs inherited from ancestors. marriage is a common custom, as handed down for generations. marriage has played an important role in Indian marriages. This concept is still accepted by millions of Indians in India and abroad. Marriages, initiated by elders, were organized with the help of an 'aunt' or 'priest'. In a period of time, this is slowly transition from the marriage brokers to the newspapers and now on the Internet.
The Internet has revolutionized the way people communicate. Today, there are several matrimonial sites some aimed to a particular community / religion and some to the general public. These sites literally make the world seem a smaller place. The concept of marriage online has become increasingly popular because it gives people up-front, with the click of a mouse, access to thousands of eligible singles, which neither newspapers nor marriage bureaus could ever offer. It has greatly expanded the scope of each individual husband exposing him / her eligible for the millions of Indians visiting these sites. Increasingly, many individuals and families online spend their precious time looking for the perfect partner for themselves or their loved ones. And 'interesting to see that these sites are visited by conservative parents, relatives, who believe in the sanctity of marriages and also those who love you the way to go.
It 's interesting to see how the Indian wedding scene has changed over the years. Although the Indians are tech savvy and jumped on the bandwagon of the Internet to find / Mrs. Mr. Right, but still the Indian customs, traditions, core values remain the same.
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