Indian couple celebrates blockchain wedding with NFT vows, digital priest
Anil Narasipuram, the husband, was initially motivated by blockchain marriages done in other countries. A young couple from India used nonfungible tokens (NFTs) to digitize their love for each other till eternity over the Ethereum (ETH) blockchain. The recently married couple from Pune, India, Shruti Nair and Anil Narasipuram decided to take their court marriage to the next level by hosting a blockchain wedding. According to Anil, the husband:“I read some articles on how people in other countries were doing blockchain marriages and it motivated me.”Other prominent crypto entrepreneurs to....
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