The main wedding hall is beautifully decorated in the style of the Maha Mrityunjay Mandir of Nagaon.
Digital Desk: In the picturesque region of Pacharia,kamrup, a wedding has become the centre of attention for everyone. The wedding’s venue draws attention from passersby as well as from the guests because the cultural artistry in its design has mesmerized everyone.
The wedding venues draws attention as it replicates the buildings presenting duplicates of famous Assamese landmarks alongside national masterpieces like Rangghar, Kareng ghar and Kamakhya Temple, Kedar Nath, Taj Mahal, India Gate, Dr. Bhupen Hazarika's tomb even more. The wedding aesthetics receive enhancement through traditional Assamese architectural features which include woven bamboo baskets and handloom textiles and thatched roofs and it adds to the charm to the wedding.
Moreover, the main wedding hall is beautifully decorated in the style of the Maha Mrityunjay Mandir of Nagaon , while the entrance is adorned with bamboo structures and combined with classic Assamese crafts including Jakoi and Kula Saloni. This remarkable setup gives visual appreciation to the many different ethnic communities from Assam.
This wedding is organized by Tilak Deka, a teacher by profession undertook to plan a one-of-a-kind elegant wedding event for his younger brother Pranjit Deka at Pacharia. The celebration delivers meaningful cultural value to the youth through its depiction of Assamese heritage's splendid aspects. The wedding has become a point of attraction for everyone, both locals and travelers.
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