# Indian Christian wedding hashtags

Source: https://kalyanco.com/tools/wedding-hashtag-generator/christian

Publisher: Kalyan Co (https://kalyanco.com)
Updated: 2026-10-02

Indian Christian wedding hashtags mix the vows (“I do”, “to have and to hold”) with the family name the couple will share, so #TheNewMenons and #AnnaBecomesMenon are favourites. The church ceremony is the heart of the day, and the hashtag usually carries through to the reception.

Kerala Christian weddings have their own words: the minnu, the pendant the groom ties, and the manthrakodi, the blessed saree. #MinnuKettuAnnaRahul marks the ceremony photos, and the madhuram vekkal, the sweets ceremony the day before, often gets its own.

## The words

- **I do:** the vows
- **Minnu:** the Kerala Christian wedding pendant
- **Manthrakodi:** the blessed saree
- **Madhuram Vekkal:** the sweets ceremony the day before

## Examples for Anna and Joseph

- #AnnaAndJosephSayIDo
- #AnnaWedsJoseph
- #MinnuKettuAnnaJoseph
- #AnnaJosephManthrakodi
- #TheNewThomass
- #AnnaBecomesThomas
- #AnnaJosephToHaveAndToHold
- #MadhuramVekkalAnnaJoseph

## Tips

- Surname patterns only work if one of you is changing your name; check before printing.
- Church photos are quieter; the reception is where the hashtag gets used.
- For a Syrian Christian wedding, ask the family how they spell minnu and manthrakodi in English.

## Questions

### What is a good hashtag for an Indian Christian wedding?

A vow phrase with your names, such as #AnnaAndRahulSayIDo, or a surname pattern like #TheNewMenons if one of you is taking the name.

### What is minnu kettu?

The tying of the minnu, a small gold pendant usually marked with a cross, by the groom during a Kerala Christian wedding. #MinnuKettu plus your names marks the moment.

This is an interactive tool; open the page in a browser to use it.