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[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4-94JhLEiN0"]YouTube - JK Wedding Entrance Dance[/ame]
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Posted 23 July 2009 - 07:29 PM
hahahahah that was so funny/cute! the only thing that bugs me was that they did it in a church... it seems much more appropriate for a outside or hotel wedding....but then thats my religious bias talking.
Other than that very cute...totally stealing and posting on my FB
Other than that very cute...totally stealing and posting on my FB
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Posted 23 July 2009 - 07:56 PM
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hahaha that was so ADORABLE!!!! how cute are they!
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Posted 23 July 2009 - 08:10 PM
i dislike chris brown, but that song is awesome.
Cool idea though. Reminds me of a pretty cool hindu wedding i went to.
Cool idea though. Reminds me of a pretty cool hindu wedding i went to.
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Posted 23 July 2009 - 08:31 PM
lol that was pretty tight!!! 
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Posted 23 July 2009 - 08:38 PM
Awesome! That was so much more entertaining than a typical entrance. I need to convince my future wife to do something memorable like this for our walima. I'm thinking "Eye of the Tiger" or "In the Air Tonight" as the music. Also, dry ice with a choreographed laser show would be bomb.
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Posted 23 July 2009 - 09:35 PM
It was similar to how the couple above entered except they were playing hindi music.
The groomsmen & the groom entered to the song meri yaar ki shaadi hain (while dancing of course).
I forget which song was playing when the bridesmaids & the bride entered.
After the ceremony there was a huge dance off, in which almost everyone participated in.
Hindu's sure do know how to throw a wedding.
The groomsmen & the groom entered to the song meri yaar ki shaadi hain (while dancing of course).
I forget which song was playing when the bridesmaids & the bride entered.
After the ceremony there was a huge dance off, in which almost everyone participated in.
Hindu's sure do know how to throw a wedding.
He Attained Exaltation By His Perfection
He Dispelled Darkness By His Beauty
Beauteous Are All His Qualities
Benediction Be Upon Him And His Family
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Beauteous Are All His Qualities
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Posted 23 July 2009 - 10:01 PM
Rida said:
It was similar to how the couple above entered except they were playing hindi music.
The groomsmen & the groom entered to the song meri yaar ki shaadi hain (while dancing of course).
I forget which song was playing when the bridesmaids & the bride entered.
After the ceremony there was a huge dance off, in which almost everyone participated in.
Hindu's sure do know how to throw a wedding.
The groomsmen & the groom entered to the song meri yaar ki shaadi hain (while dancing of course).
I forget which song was playing when the bridesmaids & the bride entered.
After the ceremony there was a huge dance off, in which almost everyone participated in.
Hindu's sure do know how to throw a wedding.
hahahah I love weddings where people loosen up and have fun...black people do weddings really well too
[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f8xWmlgjUpc&feature=related"]YouTube - Rock the Reception Wedding Dance[/ame]
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Posted 23 July 2009 - 10:45 PM
Rida said:
It was similar to how the couple above entered except they were playing hindi music.
The groomsmen & the groom entered to the song meri yaar ki shaadi hain (while dancing of course).
I forget which song was playing when the bridesmaids & the bride entered.
After the ceremony there was a huge dance off, in which almost everyone participated in.
Hindu's sure do know how to throw a wedding.
The groomsmen & the groom entered to the song meri yaar ki shaadi hain (while dancing of course).
I forget which song was playing when the bridesmaids & the bride entered.
After the ceremony there was a huge dance off, in which almost everyone participated in.
Hindu's sure do know how to throw a wedding.
i went to a pakistani muslim wedding a few years ago that was like that. the mehndi was full of choreographed dancing as most usually are, except towards the end the ENTIRE ROOM was free-styling. then at the walima the same happened, uncles and aunties were even dancing LOL. the groom's friends made their own moshpit near the stage and lifted the groom onto their shoulders while the bride laughed and clapped on stage and later joined her friends and aunties in a moshpit on the other side of the stage. it was hilarious, and so much fun! wish my wedding had been like that
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Posted 23 July 2009 - 11:22 PM
aw, fine. it was cute. 
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Posted 24 July 2009 - 01:41 AM
mmm. no.
for the first dance, perfect. on the dance floor, that's great... tear it up all you want. that's what the reception is for! but for the entrance? no.
the bride's entrance is supposed to be all elegant and graceful and whatnot, with her dad walking her down and people getting teary-eyed.
i dunno... i'm traditional when it comes to weddings, i guess.
i'd want a little bit of formality at mine.
it wasn't even that cute or attention-holding. i stopped watching halfway.
and a chris brown song? for the ENTRANCE?
oh, well... i'm glad they're all so happy.
i just feel like at desi weddings, there are so many opportunities for the singing and dancing (mehndi/mayoun/dholki, baraat, then walima/reception) you don't need an over-the-top entrance like that.
for the first dance, perfect. on the dance floor, that's great... tear it up all you want. that's what the reception is for! but for the entrance? no.
the bride's entrance is supposed to be all elegant and graceful and whatnot, with her dad walking her down and people getting teary-eyed.
i dunno... i'm traditional when it comes to weddings, i guess.
i'd want a little bit of formality at mine.
it wasn't even that cute or attention-holding. i stopped watching halfway.
and a chris brown song? for the ENTRANCE?
oh, well... i'm glad they're all so happy.
i just feel like at desi weddings, there are so many opportunities for the singing and dancing (mehndi/mayoun/dholki, baraat, then walima/reception) you don't need an over-the-top entrance like that.
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Posted 24 July 2009 - 02:51 AM
Timbit said:
mmm. no.
for the first dance, perfect. on the dance floor, that's great... tear it up all you want. that's what the reception is for! but for the entrance? no.
the bride's entrance is supposed to be all elegant and graceful and whatnot, with her dad walking her down and people getting teary-eyed.
i dunno... i'm traditional when it comes to weddings, i guess.
i'd want a little bit of formality at mine.
it wasn't even that cute or attention-holding. i stopped watching halfway.
and a chris brown song? for the ENTRANCE?
oh, well... i'm glad they're all so happy.
i just feel like at desi weddings, there are so many opportunities for the singing and dancing (mehndi/mayoun/dholki, baraat, then walima/reception) you don't need an over-the-top entrance like that.
for the first dance, perfect. on the dance floor, that's great... tear it up all you want. that's what the reception is for! but for the entrance? no.
the bride's entrance is supposed to be all elegant and graceful and whatnot, with her dad walking her down and people getting teary-eyed.
i dunno... i'm traditional when it comes to weddings, i guess.
i'd want a little bit of formality at mine.
it wasn't even that cute or attention-holding. i stopped watching halfway.
and a chris brown song? for the ENTRANCE?
oh, well... i'm glad they're all so happy.
i just feel like at desi weddings, there are so many opportunities for the singing and dancing (mehndi/mayoun/dholki, baraat, then walima/reception) you don't need an over-the-top entrance like that.
...It wasnt a desi wedding and obviously if their dancing to chris brown in a church ...where the pastor was a woman ..then their not traditional. To me its sounds like your trying to impose your cultural norms to the couple...which is dumb.
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Posted 24 July 2009 - 03:13 AM
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hahahahah that was so funny/cute! the only thing that bugs me was that they did it in a church... it seems much more appropriate for a outside or hotel wedding....but then thats my religious bias talking.
Other than that very cute...totally stealing and posting on my FB
Other than that very cute...totally stealing and posting on my FB
It's okay I think... I don't think it was being disrespectful, church's have singing and dancing in them all the time!
I'm glad that even though Chris Brown has left a bad taste in most people's mouths... they did a good job with his song.
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Posted 24 July 2009 - 03:23 AM
im sorry timbit, i just had to fail you
it was cute, definitely, and very original. but most of the dancing was really really lame (white people can't dance?). i mean, it's home video and they're not pros so whaddya expect, but a little tiny bit of choreographing might've helped. besides the first 3 sets of people (the girls with the sunglasses had a cute little dance! ), after 1:30 it just kinda looked like everyone was doing some combination of swimming arms + the chicken dance.. i felt embarrassment for them.
it was cute, definitely, and very original. but most of the dancing was really really lame (white people can't dance?
). i mean, it's home video and they're not pros so whaddya expect, but a little tiny bit of choreographing might've helped. besides the first 3 sets of people (the girls with the sunglasses had a cute little dance! ), after 1:30 it just kinda looked like everyone was doing some combination of swimming arms + the chicken dance.. i felt embarrassment for them.
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Posted 24 July 2009 - 06:46 AM
OMG
That was thee cutest entrance Ive ever seen:faint:
That was thee cutest entrance Ive ever seen
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Posted 24 July 2009 - 11:18 AM
Sugarberry said:
...It wasnt a desi wedding and obviously if their dancing to chris brown in a church ...where the pastor was a woman ..then their not traditional. To me its sounds like your trying to impose your cultural norms to the couple...which is dumb.
no, i'm saying that's why i wouldn't feel the need to do that.
in response to desi people who're saying they wanna do similar things with bollywood songs.
but glad to see you didn't miss another opportunity to call me dumb.
i think the infamous baby got back first dance video is supercute and hilarious and fun. this one didn't touch me in the same way.
jelly: yeah, i think it just got boring.
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Posted 24 July 2009 - 03:25 PM
cuuuuteeee. at first i was liek what, in a church? then after i read beaus comment about people singing/dancing in a church all the time i was like...hmm true.
so yeah, LOVED it. i love when people have fun
kinda reminds me of how jazz and jewel walked in on their wedding on the fresh prince
[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iGpo-9g_zE8&feature=related"]YouTube - Fresh Prince of Bel Air - Jazz and Jewel Get Married[/ame] (at 2:30)
so yeah, LOVED it. i love when people have fun
kinda reminds me of how jazz and jewel walked in on their wedding on the fresh prince
[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iGpo-9g_zE8&feature=related"]YouTube - Fresh Prince of Bel Air - Jazz and Jewel Get Married[/ame] (at 2:30)
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