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We are an interracial couple, Money is from India (Ludhiana | Bowani Pind) & Abbey is from Scotland (Bellshill). We meet in New-Zealand while working together at a retailer store, we had 2 beautiful weddings (European & Indian style), the European wedding was held on the 06/12/2018 and the Punjabi Sikh wedding was held on the 14/12/2018.
We were blessed with our little boy on the 20th April 2020, he is called Noah and his full name is "Noah Inder William Singh". Inder and William are his 2 Great grand fathers names from each parents side who are no longer with us today.
We have also been blessed with a baby girl on the 24th February 2022, she is called Hazel and her full name is "Hazel Pari Singh". Pari means Angel is Punjabi, she is daddy's angel.
I know usually rakshabandhan is interpreted as the brother protecting the sister, but my brother explained how it goes both ways as it has origins from lord Krishna and Draupadi’s relationship where she bandaged his wound and he protected her dignity during the vastraharan.
Hi guys how sweet hazel tieing rakhi on noah so cute god bless them my little darling's .money please say happy raksha bandhan to your dad hes like a brother god bless you all lots of love from uk 🇬🇧 ❤️
I loved this vlog so much. I was born in the UK but spent my life, from age 4 to 25, in Ludhiana; now I’m in the UK. My Massi Ji's family and Mamma Ji's family still live in Ludhiana. Your Nanke gave a warm welcome to you and Abbey. Abbey’s nature is so nice. She is very friendly. Your Nana Ji is so sweet. I always miss my Nana Ji.
Awhhhh Truly heartwarming to see Noah and Hazel celebrate Raksha Bandhan🎉🎉🎉, the Brother and Sister Love is just tooo cute 👌🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻Incredible Kids raised by Such lovable and caring Parents 👌🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻Sending Lotzzz of Love ,Blessings and Prayer to Money, Abbey, Noah and Hazel And Modern Singh Family on this Raksha Bandhan ❤🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🇿🇦
I recently came across some interesting information today, that Rakhi was originally celebrated.. to protect the brothers.. The sisters tied the blessed thread on the brothers wrist to keep them protected !!
