File:Wedding Carry.JPG
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A picture of an India Groom carrying his new Bride into the house, mother of the groom is seen smiling in background. Carrying the bride across the doorstep is a non-traditional aspect of wedding picked up from western culture. Picture taken by Brian Glassman. It is sometimes called the bridal carry depending on what you prefer.
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| current | 15:10, 3 February 2007 | | 1,035 × 882 (156 KB) | Briang1621 (talk | contribs) | A picture of an India Groom carrying his new Bride into the house, mother of the groom is seen smiling in background. Carrying the bride across the doorstep is a non-traditional aspect of wedding picked up from western culture. Picture taken by Brian Glas |
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