Nag Gopidesi

Hyderabad, India / Netherlands

Haldi and Mehindi Wedding, it was a beautiful wedding that truly inspired me. Witnessing the love between Vaughn and Kayla, I suggested incorporating an Indian wedding tradition, and they wholeheartedly agreed. While I initially planned to hold the wedding in a different location, circumstances led us to celebrate in the Sahara States.

I was honored to be the best man and support Vaughn throughout the wedding celebrations. As a special gift, I gave him a wedding outfit, and he looked absolutely stunning in it.

During her time in the Sahara States, Kayla encountered a family of dogs and adopted Lilu, a mischievous yet adorable companion who quickly became very dear to me. To my surprise, Kayla decided to bring Lilu with her to the U.S., which truly showed her bond with the pup.

This incredible wedding not only celebrated their love but also marked a significant turning point in my own life.

The Story of Nag

Nag Vasuki, the king of serpents in Hindu mythology, is a significant and revered figure known for his strength, wisdom, and sacrifice; the guardian of treasures and secret knowledge.

Fun fact: Vaughn means the Opener of Doors and Kayla means the Keeper of Keys! So when we learned that Nag’s name means the Guardian of Locks (or treasures) we knew that Nag would be the perfect sacred guardian of our Union.