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Mumbai- based couple tie the knot on board India’s first luxury cruise ship

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India’s first luxury cruise ship ‘Angriya’, that runs between Mumbai and Goa, saw its first on-board wedding of a Mumbai- based couple on the day the ship set sail.

The captain of the luxury cruise conducted the wedding of Prabir and Sayali Correa on Saturday.

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“Captain has the right to solemnise a marriage and later on give evidence in court that they are married at sea. I feel happy that on India’s first cruise I got this chance,” said Captain Irwin Sequeira, who has more than 15 years of experience in sailing and has steered more than 60 ships in his career.

“I am honoured to get married on board India’s first cruise. It was a dreamy moment for me. This was something I didn’t expect. For the very first time, I am sailing on a cruise,” said Sayali Correa, the bride.

The couple said it was an ‘extremely unique’ moment to be married on board a cruise liner.

Sayali and Prabir cut a cake on the deck as the crew and holidaymakers on board cheered.Their marriage was registered at a Mumbai court earlier.

The cruise has six decks and 104 cabins. It can accommodate 399 passengers at a time. The tickets of the cruise, which will run four times a week except during monsoons, are priced between Rs 7,000 and Rs 12,000.

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