An Indian Couple utilized NFTs (non-fungible tokens) to digitalize the love thereof till eternity on the Ethereum blockchain. The respective married couple belongs to Pune, India, with the names Anil Narasipuram and Shruti Nair who take the step to make advancement in the court marriage thereof by organizing a blockchain wedding, as per the husband. He stated to have read a few articles regarding people living in the other countries who had done blockchain marriages and in turn became motivational for him.

In the other well-known crypto entrepreneurs following the respective trend the staff product designer at Coinbase, Kacherginsky, is also included. To play a vital role in the blockchain marriage of the Indian couple, Anoop Pakki (nicknamed the digital priest who minted the NFT) also accompanied them on the occasion.

The couple expressed that they recited their vows. After having the blessings on the behalf of the digital priest thereof, the husband verified the transaction to send the NFT to the digital wallet of the wife, as revealed by Anil.

He explained that just in minutes the transaction (having nearly $35 worth in ETH for gas charges) was accomplished and then their digital priest pronounced them as husband and wife. The respective couple themselves read their vows in which it was noted that they would not make any huge promises, however will do every effort necessary to make their relationship work.

The vow moved on to note that through all their conflict and disagreement, they expect to enhance their acquaintance with each other, nonetheless will remain by the side of each other to walk through the respective journey collaboratively.

The vow of their wedding was in a digital image form which was afterward minted as a non-fungible token on the behalf of the digital priest over the platform of OpenSea. The respective NFT’s description mentioned the names and dates of both the husband and wife’s birth along with the date they were declared as married to each other as well as the assertion that both of them will love each other in health and sickness from then till eternity.

Nirmala Sitharaman (the finance minister of India), during 2022’s Union Budget, announced to launch a CBDC (central bank digital currency) along with the implementation of a 30% tax over crypto in the session of 2022-23. It was reported that a huge boost will be provided by the launch of a CBDC to digital finance in addition to the possibility of a comparatively effective and economic system of currency management, as per her proposal.