In Indian culture the groom and his family would process through the streets to the home of the bride's parents where the wedding would be held. Thus making our home, for one day anyway, this gorgeous estate. And most Saturday mornings I'm just hanging around in front of the manor while three hundred people and an Indian groom on an elephant drop in for a visit. Every Day Sights. Yeah, right.
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Brings a new meaning to 'crowd control', wonder if he left anything for the garden.
Oh my gosh! Exactly where does one rent an elephant for getting to a castle? Tell me the bride and the groom didn't leave on this mode of transportation! This is fascinating!
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Brings a new meaning to 'crowd control', wonder if he left anything for the garden.
Yeah we see three or four of those every week, Pretty ordinary.
Magnificent celebration!
Must be a great sight to se and to participate in such an event must be even better. Looking forward for more photos!
Oh my gosh! Exactly where does one rent an elephant for getting to a castle? Tell me the bride and the groom didn't leave on this mode of transportation! This is fascinating!
OMG---you had an ELEPHANT? I am SO jealous! I had to settle for a bagpipers and a drummer!
Great commentary...and lovely, bright colors on this fine day.
Yes, where does one rent an elephant? Seriously, where does one rent one from?
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