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The groom arrived by elephant for the actual wedding ceremony.
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No expense was spared for the elaborate decor of the three-day wedding.
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Recreating the intricate carvings of the Rambagh Palace in Jaipur tookImagination 3D six months.
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Henna paintings on palms and feet are part of the wedding tradition.
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The setting at the Hilton Americas-Houston was a vision of light, color andIndian-inspired design.
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Beautiful trinkets were given to wedding guests by "maharajas."
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The Hilton Americas-Houston ballroom is readied for the ceremony.
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Lavish is an understatement

A palace, an elephant and the Mayor rocket this three-day Hindu wedding into thestratosphere