British Woman Marries Agra Villager After Meeting On Social Media

Social media has allowed love to blossom beyond geographical boundaries as a British nurse and an Agra villager got married this Monday.

The nurse, Hannah Hewitt got married to Palendra Singh and the wedding ceremony was conducted in a temple in Singh’s village, Bamroli Katara.

28-year-old Singh works at a private firm as a sales manager. His father is a farmer and his brother works in Poland. As the COVID-19 pandemic hit India, he began a podcast on social media and came in contact with Hewitt.

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British Woman Marries Agra Villager

The two began discussing their likes and dislikes, learned about each other’s cultures, and exchanged contact information and decided to get married after the COVID-19 pandemic ended.

Hewitt, the resident of Manchester spoke with India Today and said she would do her best to mold herself into the Indian lifestyle and will also learn Hindi.

After three years of courtship, the couple tied the knot at the Shiv Shakti temple in Singh's village.

The traditional Indian wedding was conducted in the presence of local residents and Hewitt wore traditional Indian bridal attire.

With the consent of the bride and groom, the marriage ceremony was conducted as per Vedic rituals. Reportedly, Hewitt will settle down in India with her husband.

Similar Case

Recently, another love story between an Indian man and a Polish woman with an age gap went viral on social media. The 83-year-old Polish woman Broma travelled from Poland to Pakistan to marry 28-year-old Hafiz Muhammad Nadeem, an auto mechanic.

In an interview with Daily Pakistan, Nadeem revealed that he and Broma began speaking with each other 6 years ago. The friendship turned into romantic love and the duo got married to each other despite never meeting each other in person.

The couple tied the knot in Pakistan and tied the knot in a traditional ceremony and both parties observed the rules of Islam. Broma wore traditional attire and put mehendi on her hands.