
A four-day wedding between two Indian billionaire families in Vietnam's Nha Trang from December 9 to 13 will cost an estimated Rs 43 crore ($5.1 million). The event, described as the largest…
A four-day wedding between two Indian billionaire families in Vietnam's Nha Trang from December 9 to 13 will cost an estimated Rs 43 crore ($5.1 million). The event, described as the largest Indian wedding ever in Vietnam, expects 1,400 guests and over 600 staff. Traditional Indian ceremonies, entertainment, and culinary experiences will be held at resort facilities on Hon Tre Island.
Vietnam is emerging as a hotspot for Indian luxury weddings, businesstoday.in reports. In December 2025, an Indian family booked an entire resort in Phu Quoc, and Ha Long hosted three weddings in February 2026. India is now among Vietnam's top 10 tourism markets, with nearly 340,000 Indian visitors in the first half of 2026.
The allure of Vietnam for such grand celebrations is understandable, given its scenic locations and ease of hosting large groups. But these mega-weddings also underline India's own untapped potential for high-end tourism, destinations like Udaipur or Kerala often lose out to foreign venues. Instead of just celebrating the scale, one must ask: will these events do anything to boost people-to-people ties beyond the elite circle, or are they just one-off spectacles?
Source: businesstoday.in
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