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Sustainable Wedding: Vows of Equality and Zero Waste
20 Nov
Summary
- Couple embraced zero-waste principles throughout their three-day celebration.
- Bride honored women empowerment by choosing female officiants and artisans.
- Vows focused on modern equality and mutual promises, avoiding traditions.
Spoken-word artist Nayab Midha and software developer Ayush Chandhok recently celebrated their union in a meticulously planned, three-day zero-waste wedding in Udaipur. The event, held from October 31 to November 2, was a deeply personal affair reflecting the couple's core values of equality and sustainability.
Their commitment to a zero-waste celebration involved conscious choices like using reusable decor and water stations to minimize waste. Midha also prominently featured women's empowerment, choosing female pandits to conduct ceremonies and highlighting handcrafted work by women artisans. The proposal itself was a testament to their belief in equality, with Midha surprising Chandhok by proposing to him.
The couple's vows, written in Hindi, underscored their modern perspective on partnership, focusing on mutual care and support. They intentionally reimagined traditional ceremonies, opting for practices that honored both partners and their families equally. The wedding beautifully blended heritage with intention, creating an unforgettable celebration.
