In India, marriage means a festival of sounds, colours, crowd and hustle and bustle. But now this entire management is being made easier with the help of Artificial Intelligence (AI). From choosing mehendi designs to guest lists, photography and wedding menus, AI is now making Indian weddings more hi-tech than ever before. However, the question is whether technology can replace humans in this emotional event?
Earlier one had to wait for hours for the artistes in the Mendi Ceremony, but now AIA has brought a new twist in it. Smart tools now suggest the color of your outfit, hand shape and design as per the latest trends on social media. With this, brides get personalized patterns instantly. However, experts believe that the final touch can still be given better by a human artist.
Choosing clothes is the biggest burden of a wedding, but AI stylists are making this task easier. With the help of ‘Virtual Try-On’, you can see how the clothes will look on your mobile even without wearing them. However, it is necessary to be careful while sharing the visuals of Mongha Daagina on AI, as there is a risk of data leakage.
Thousands of photos are taken at a wedding, out of which choosing the best photo is a big task. Now AI removes bad photos through photo curation and auto editing and creates highlight videos in minutes. But the risk of ‘deepfake’ is also associated with this technology. Photos and videos can be tampered with, hence digital verification has become mandatory.
AI algorithms are helping in planning menus by predicting guest preferences and reducing food wastage. Sitting arrangement and RSVP tracking is also being automated now. Apart from this, AI is also making the travel of guests easier through traffic and route optimization.
Instead of paper coins, AI-designed digital coins are now becoming popular. Talking about music, AI playlist plays songs according to the mood of the crowd, so the dance floor never remains empty.
AI can organize a wedding, but it cannot experience the emotions experienced during the rituals. Experts believe that AI should be used as a ‘backstage manager’ and not be made the center of events. Only the balance of technology and human sentiments will make the wedding memorable.
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