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Wedding carnival in Keralam’s Guruvayur: 367 couples tie the knot in a single day
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Wedding carnival in Keralam’s Guruvayur: 367 couples tie the knot in a single day

On August 30, 2026, the temple town of Guruvayur in Kerala experienced a large-scale wedding event, with 367 couples getting married in a single day. This occurred during the Malayalam month of Chingam, specifically on the second Sunday. The event was organized with the cooperation of various government agencies, including the Devaswom (temple administration), police, and local authorities. The weddings began as early as 4 a.m. and continued throughout the day at multiple marriage mandapams (ceremony halls). To accommodate the high volume of attendees, a special passage was created for devotees seeking darshan (a sacred viewing of the deity), while traffic and crowd control were managed by the police. Despite the large crowds, the event was described as well-coordinated and orderly, thanks to the efforts of officials and staff.

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Wedding carnival in Keralam’s Guruvayur: 367 couples tie the knot in a single day

On August 30, 2026, the temple town of Guruvayur in Kerala experienced a large-scale wedding event, with 367 couples getting married in a single day. This occurred during the Malayalam month of Chingam, specifically on the second Sunday. The event was organized with the cooperation of various government agencies, including the Devaswom (temple administration), police, and local authorities. The weddings began as early as 4 a.m. and continued throughout the day at multiple marriage mandapams (ceremony halls). To accommodate the high volume of attendees, a special passage was created for devotees seeking darshan (a sacred viewing of the deity), while traffic and crowd control were managed by the police. Despite the large crowds, the event was described as well-coordinated and orderly, thanks to the efforts of officials and staff.

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