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New Delhi9 hours agoWriter: Radha Tiwari
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Due to Corona, a couple from Tamil Nadu has planned a wedding reception with a new idea. Actually, India’s first metaverse wedding is taking place in Tamil Nadu, in which countless number of guests will be able to attend. Regarding this, information was given on behalf of Dinesh by posting a post on Twitter. The Metaverse wedding will take place on February 6. Dinesh SP and Janaganandini Ramaswamy will get married on the first Sunday of February at Shivalingapuram village in Tamil Nadu, but their reception
through digital medium. She has chosen a digital avatar for her reception.
India’s first metaverse marriage
After the ceremony the couple will be online on their laptops to enter the virtual venue for their Hogwarts-themed reception and will be joined by their friends and family members from around the world. Dinesh SP has shared a video on Twitter, in which he told how his wedding reception will look like. The special feature of this wedding is that the late father of the girl will host the reception in a virtual avatar (3D Virtual Avatar) in this event. Dinesh said, “This will be a new way of afterlife in the Metaverse, and I hope it will be a great first Metaverse event in India.
The special feature of this wedding is that the late father of the girl will host the reception in a virtual avatar (3D Virtual Avatar) in this event.
The idea of reception in the metaverse came in the corona epidemic
Dulhan Naganandini is a software developer and Dinesh works as a Project Associate at IIT Madras. Dinesh told through a post that, I thought of Metaverse Wedding Reception and my fiancé also liked this plan. I am involved in crypto and block chain technology and have been working on it for the past one year. Blockchain is the basic technology of the metaverse, so when I got married, I thought of having a reception in the metaverse.
Dulhan Naganandini is a software developer and Dinesh works as a Project Associate at IIT Madras.
meeting on social media
Dinesh says that he has always been curious about the blockchain and the idea behind the idea of a virtual world is based on the principle of blockchain. The couple met for the first time on Instagram. In such a situation, he felt that there could be no better way for his wedding reception. Gone. After much effort, finally he was able to convince the family. Let us tell you that the couple will tie the knot in Shivalingapuram village of Krishnagiri district.
The theme of the reception held at the fort of Hogwart
The bride and groom are fans of Harry Potter, so the reception theme has been kept at Hogwart Fort. Returning from the wedding on February 6 at Shivalingapuram in Krishnagiri, both of them will come to the reception on laptops in traditional attires wearing avatars. Relatives are given a link to join and a password from which they will choose their avatar. All avatars will be able to meet and interact with each other. Here users can create their own fake avatar and interact with each other. Gifts will also be given through vouchers or Google Pay. But most important here, there will be no food.
What is the world of the metaverse?
Augmented reality, virtual reality and video tools are used in the metaverse. In this, people in a digital space are connected with each other in digital mode. Simply put, you will be at home, but your avatar will be in the metaverse, which you will be able to control. Your digital avatar will do everything in this metaverse world that you would do in the real world. You will also be able to buy and give gifts in cryptocurrency at the wedding.
Marriage is not legal on the metaverse
Last year in the US, Tracy and Dave married on the Metaverse, the first such marriage. Many states of America do not recognize it. The US Marriage Ministry digital avatars are not considered to be real human beings. Salman Waris, an officer of the Tech-Lagis organization in India, says that ‘marriages and marriages took place on video calling in lockdown, it was accepted, but there were real people there. Actual identification on the Metaverse platform is extremely difficult. These avatars do not confer legal status or the legal right to be a representative of anyone.
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