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Indian billionaire invites 700 guests to wedding party in Da Nang
The first guests from India, who are among 700 invitees to the five-day wedding party of the bride Tuisha and the groom Gaurav were warmly welcomed by the Tourism Department of Da Nang, Vietnam’s famous coastal resort city, on January 24.
Organizers said more than 350 guests of both families, a team of reporters promoting tourism, more than 100 Indian event staff and chefs, along with two tons of materials, costumes, and props will be moved from India to Da Nang to prepare for the wedding ceremony from January 25 to January 29.
Da Nang Department of Tourism and Veydaa Events Company have organized this event, which is part of Da Nang’s plan to promote the city as a wedding destination for the Indians.
This will be the second largest wedding that Indian families chose to hold in Da Nang. Satish Ramnani, Director of Veydaa Events, an Indian wedding event organizer pioneering in bringing Indian weddings to Da Nang, said that in 2023, the company is planning two more weddings in this tourism hub of central Vietnam.
Source: VOV
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