The Sree Narayana Mandira Samiti Marriage Fair witnessed an impressive turnout this year, marked by active participation from young men and women across India and abroad. The fair, known for its transparent and culturally grounded approach to matchmaking, once again proved to be a meaningful platform for those seeking compatible life partners.
A notable feature of this year’s fair was the increased registration among youth, reflecting changing attitudes toward community-organized match-making. Many participants highlighted the fairness, clarity, and comfort the mela offers compared to online platforms, which can often feel uncertain or impersonal.
The event saw enthusiastic participation not only from Kerala and Mumbai but also from the UK, USA, Germany, Dubai, Gujarat, Delhi, and Haridwar.
Organizers noted that the Matrimony Fair is especially helpful for families and parents, as it provides a structured space for open communication. The event enabled candidates and parents to interact in person, without the pressures or uncertainties of digital matchmaking.
The fair also provided astrology consultation services, allowing interested families to conduct horoscope matching on the spot. Dedicated meeting spaces were arranged to ensure comfortable and private discussions between candidates and their families.
The number of applicants with higher educational qualifications has risen steadily, indicating a shift in preferences among today’s youth. However, organizers pointed out a concerning demographic trend: a decreasing number of young women registering, a pattern reflected in larger Kerala marriage statistics.
Despite this, the fair continues to attract participants because of its credibility, transparency, and community trust—qualities that are becoming increasingly important in today’s fast-changing social environment.