GuardianLink.io offers NFT collection of Asia's first metaverse wedding

GuardianLink.io, which offers Non Fungible Token (NFT) ecosystem technology framework, has rolled out metaverse wedding NFT collection on its marketplace platform, Beyondlife.Club. Furthermore, couple Dinesh Kshatriya and Janaganandhini Ramaswamy will be hosting their virtual wedding (also Asia’s first on metaverse) on 6 February. 

Ramkumar Subramaniam, Co-Founder & CEO, GuardianLink.io, said, “We have been working on blockchain technology for the past few years and this wedding concept is just the beginning of a new arena in the fast-growing world of NFTs and Metaverse.”  

NFTs use blockchain-based technology to signify the ownership of a digital item. The NFT collection is developed and will be monitored by GuardianLink.io’s Anti-RIP NFT technology, which the company claims will prevent the NFT from being copied - thereby, protecting the rights of its owner.  

Sponsored by the crypto trading platform, coinswitch.co, the NFT collection will be an artwork featuring backgrounds and attires from the Harry Potter and cyberpunk era. Further, BeyondLife.Club has created an NFT, themed around the movie The Matrix, in the Indian language showcasing the names of the bride and the groom. 

This NFT collection comprises 12 NFTs of which 11 unique (ERC 721) NFTs are of the bride and groom’s virtual avatars, projected in traditional as well as western attire with and without the bride’s late father and one NFT of the wedding invitation (ERC 1155) consisting of 50 copies, as revealed by the company in a statement.   

The NFT featuring the virtual avatars of the bride and the groom, was purchased and resold within nanoseconds of the drop. 50 copies of the same were sold at US$10 each, and one of them was re-sold for $100 within a second on GuardianLink.io’s secondary marketplace. Also, one of the invitations which was sold for $10, is now being traded at $4,450 which is almost at 400 times higher, the statement further added.