Why PM Narendra Modi wants Wed in India and business of destination weddings - India Today
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Weddings are a big business in India. In the 2023 wedding season, India is expected to see a 'shaadi' business of about Rs 4.74 lakh crore. How much do destination weddings cost and why are affluent Indians going abroad for them? And why has PM Narendra Modi appealed to Indians to 'Wed in India'?
Weddings are a big business in India. In the 2023 wedding season, India is expected to see a 'shaadi' business of about Rs 4.74 lakh crore. How much do destination weddings cost and why are affluent Indians going abroad for them? And why has PM Narendra Modi appealed to Indians to 'Wed in India'?
Riya Kapur got married to Pranshu Suri in September. The couple chose a 5-star property in Jaipur for her destination wedding.
Weddings are a big business in India In the 2023 wedding season India is expected to see a 039shaadi039 business of about Rs 474 lakh crore How much do destination weddings cost and why are affluent Indians going abroad for them And why has PM Narendra Modi appealed to Indians to 039Wed in India039
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