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If you have money, be willful! The entire Wall Street is closed to hold a luxurious wedding for Indian-born rich people!
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Recently, Wall Street in Manhattan, New York, has rarely “suspended financial operations” to make way for a new couple. Hundreds of dressed guests, singing and dancing parades, and Bollywood music with strong rhythms all-weather… A luxurious traditional Indian wedding was grandly presented on this global financial lifeline, causing countless New York citizens and tourists to stop and watch. The scene was once like a carnival scene.
The protagonists are Varun Navani and Amanda Soll from Boston. The groom Navani is the CEO of artificial intelligence company Rolai, with Indian descent; the bride Soll is an executive in the fields of legal compliance and risk management, with a Jewish background. Although the two have lived in Boston for a long time, they chose to complete major events in New York. Their grandeur and grandeur can be regarded as the “ceiling level” in the wedding industry.
The climax of the entire wedding was undoubtedly the groom’s wedding parade on the afternoon of the 24th – the most enthusiastic traditional link in the Indian wedding “Baraat”.
On that day, Navani, dressed in traditional clothes, appeared in the stage surrounded by hundreds of relatives and friends, dancing along Wall Street. DJ continues to play cheerful Bollywood music and popular dance music on the car audio. Wall Street, which was originally solemn and solemn and famous for its compact pace of investors, became a giant dance floor for a while, and the classical buildings in the financial district seemed to be on the streets of Mumbai between the ribbons and the dancing crowd.
The DJ, who was in charge of the event on that day, posted an excited post: “We really blocked Wall Street and held a Baraat for 400 people! This is incredible.”
According to the New York Post, the New York City Government’s event filing, the entire wedding involved28 license applicationsthe cost of blocking streets alone could be as high as $66,000. Based on the event location and service level, the wedding expenditure is likely to exceed one million US dollars.
The New York City government has strict approvals for street activities, especially “extra-large events” (including large-scale parades or street closure weddings), which require application several months in advance and are jointly evaluated by the police, fire and transportation departments. The successful implementation of this wedding on Wall Street means that the organization team not only invested huge sums of money, but also used a lot of administrative resources and coordination capabilities.
According to the newlyweds’ public wedding website, the wedding has begun on May 23, and it has been closed for four days and nights:
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May 23rd: Conrad Hotel in the 5-star Conrad HotelWelcome brunch held in the eveningThe Glasshouse ** hosts pre-wedding parties;
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May 24th: After the wedding procession (Baraat),Cipriani Wall Street Ball HallOrthodox Indian wedding ceremony;
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May 25th: Change into Jewish wedding dresses, perform mixed religious rituals and second night wedding banquets, and be in a well-known nightclub in New YorkSlateContinue the early morning party;
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May 26th: Finally, the celebration ended with the farewell brunch at the Conrad Hotel.
The entire wedding combines Indian and Jewish culture, retaining traditional rituals, such as flower bed wedding wedding blessings, temple blessings and wedding powder coating rituals, and introducing a modern party atmosphere. Each event has independent themes, sets and dress codes, as if it were multiple joint celebrations in the movie.
During the wedding, groups of photographers, cameras, flying cameras, gift cars and decorative floats attracted a large number of tourists to watch. Many people mistakenly thought it was a Bollywood star who held a wedding in New York or a live wedding banquet broadcast by a tech billionaire.Some tourists even posted videos on social media saying, “I thought I traveled to the set of the movie “Crazy Richness”!”
Some time ago, the proposal in Huangpujiang, Shanghai was just on the hot search. Unexpectedly, Wall Street in New York was blocked as a dance floor by 400 Indian guests! It is amazing that the rich people work so hard to get married.
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