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Hari Krishna Group Unites 28 Couples at the 2025 Mass Wedding Festival — A Celebration of Faith and New Beginnings
The visionary founder of Hari Krishna Exports, Savjibhai Dholakia, together with the Dholakia family, stands with the 28 brides-to-be, capturing a heartfelt moment of blessings and togetherness
Hari Krishna Exports Pvt. Ltd., a global leader in the diamond industry and a name deeply rooted in social responsibility, hosted its annual Mass Wedding Festival on 15th November 2025 at the HK Hub Facility in Surat. In a heartfelt ceremony, 28 couples were united in marriage in the presence of their families, friends, and well-wishers. The celebration reflected the Group’s continued commitment to nurturing strong family values and building a compassionate society through meaningful initiatives.
A Day Chosen with Auspicious Intent

The founders of Hari Krishna Exports light the diyas with steady grace, creating a serene and meaningful beginning to the mass wedding ceremonies. Every year, Hari Krishna Group holds its Mass Wedding Festival during the sacred period of Krishna Paksha, a time that represents humility, gratitude, and service.This year, the event took place on Utpanna Ekadashi, one of the most auspicious days in the Hindu calendar — a day believed to bring purity, peace, and divine blessings. Falling under Krishna Paksha Dvadashi, the timing carried special significance, chosen to bless couples as they begin their new life together with hope and faith.
Empowering Lives Through Marriage
The Mass Wedding Festival is not only a celebration but also a way to bring real change.
All wedding arrangements are organised by the Group at no cost to the couples. Each couple also receives gold ornaments, silverware, and essential household items, helping them start their new home with comfort and confidence.
Through this initiative, Hari Krishna Group continues to strengthen its belief that true responsibility lies in supporting people and helping them begin life with dignity.
Blessings and Participation

The visionary founder of Hari Krishna Exports, Savjibhai Dholakia, along with second-generation leaders Dravyabhai and Hitarthbhai Dholakia, offers a warm and dignified blessing to the couple during the ceremony.
The event was attended by more than 2,500 people, including families, community members, and the company’s senior leadership.

Speaking at the occasion, our visionary founder, Savji Dholakia, shared: “In his address at this year’s ceremony, he shares that the real celebration is seeing his people step into a new life with dignity and self-respect.”
A Continuing Legacy of Compassion

The visionary founder of Hari Krishna Exports, Tulsibhai Dholakia, stands with second-generation leader Brijeshbhai Dholakia and Director Rajubhai Dholakia as they share a calm, reassuring moment of blessings with the couple.
The Mass Wedding Festival has grown into one of India’s most respected community welfare initiatives — built on faith, equality, and care.
Each year, it strengthens the bond between the Group and society, turning blessings into action and values into meaningful change.
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