Indian couple is motivated by blockchain marriages

Blockchain marriages seem to be getting more common in different countries globally. In the United States,  employees of the earliest crypto start-up had married on the blockchain. Moreover, the couple minted NFT rings and exchanged. Indeed, it seems being motivated by such marriages, an Indian couple also decided to celebrate their wedding on blockchain with non-Fungible Tokens vow. Anil Narasipuram, the husband, highlighted that he was initially motivated by such marriages done in other nations.

Digitization of love till eternity on blockchain

An Indian young couple has recently used NFTs to digitize their love for each other till eternity. The couple engraved their wedding on the Ethereum blockchain. Notably, Shruti Nair and Anil Narasipuram are from Pune, India.

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As the world is evolving with technologies and innovation, the new couple decided to take their court marriage to the next level. Hence, Shruti and Anil hosted a blockchain wedding.

According to Anil, he read some articles on how people in other nations were doing blockchain marriages and got motivated.

Unanimous vow of love on Ethereum

The Indian blockchain wedding couple were accompanied by Anoop Pakki. Notably, Anoop is also known as the digital priest. According to Anil, he read out the vows and after receiving the blessings of their digital priest, Anil confirmed the transaction and transferred the Non-Fungible Token to his wife’s digital wallet.

Furthermore, it is unveiled that the transaction took a few minutes to accomplish and charged about $35 ETH as gas fees. After the transaction completed, both were pronounced as husband and wife by the digital priest.

The unanimous vow read that Shruti and Anil won’t make any big promises, but they will do everything to make that work. Through all their disagreement and conflict they hope to grow their understanding of each other and themselves. Indeed, they don’t expect to be the whole village for each other, but they will always be by each other’s side hand in hand walking through the adventure.

Wedding vow as a digital image

The wedding vow was then converted in the form of a digital image. And the image was then minted as a crypto collectible on OpenSea. Moreover, the NFT consists of a description that reads the contract is between the Indian couple with their date of birth, and that the parties have declared themselves husband and wife.