Mass Wedding

Enriching DIFFERENTLY ABLED

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THE SUCCESS OF MASS WEDDINGS

There’s no greater gift than giving a wedding to someone who might not otherwise have been able to have one.

We support differently-abled people to celebrate their love for each other in a way that makes sense for them.

2008
First Mass Wedding
Ceremonies Happen
41
Mass Wedding
Ceremonies
2357
Couples Have
Been Married

The purpose of organizing mass weddings is to foster social inclusion, an accessible atmosphere, and accountability for every differently-abled person and to enable them to lead normal lives and become a part of mainstream society. 2357 couples have tied the knot and taken the vows under the Narayan Sewa Sansthan "Mass Wedding" program.

Couple inspirational stories

Ramu Kumari and Ganpat from Pratapgarh, both of whom suffered from polio and had lost their fathers, were hopeful that their marriage would initiate a new phase of their lives. Arvind and Sonam from Barabanki took a pledge not to take dowry and generate public opinion against social evil.

Couple inspirational stories

Ramu Kumari and Ganpat from Pratapgarh, both of whom suffered from polio and had lost their fathers, were hopeful that their marriage would initiate a new phase of their lives. Arvind and Sonam from Barabanki took a pledge not to take dowry and generate public opinion against social evil.

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