Earlier this week, people started tweeting about examples without which Indian weddings are incomplete.
Marriage is such a ceremony or function, in which many people of the family, relatives and society are involved. There are more people, because of this, the expenses of marriage are also very high. Rich or poor, everyone arranges marriage according to his capacity. But, in spite of all these things, there are many such things that if there is no marriage then the marriage seems incomplete or you can also say that the fun of marriage also remains incomplete. The things we are going to talk about, those things seem necessary in every Indian wedding. This means to say that whatever is spent in the marriage. But some small things which are not necessary but still very important in an Indian wedding and even after many arrangements, people feel that marriage was not fun at all.
Earlier this week, people started tweeting about examples without which Indian weddings are incomplete. Although it is not known what started this trend, just a day ago, Twitter was full of funny one-liners and memes that pointed to matters small and big during wedding ceremonies.
Talking about the jokes and gossip that happens between relatives and friends during weddings, a Twitter user wrote, “Indian weddings are incomplete, unless someone talks about the food / bridesmaid dress / makeup / groom’s job. Don’t say bad”.
Another Twitter user described the uncomfortable experience of several wedding guests with the photographer and tweeted, “Weddings are incomplete unless the cameraman clicks your pictures while you are eating”. Replying to this tweet, a user wrote, ‘When the photographer comes near by taking a video and throwing light on us, then the style of food changes itself.
Commenting on the dowry system, a Twitter user wrote, “Believe it or not, Indian marriages are still incomplete without dowry (dowry) and even the most educated section would give and take dowry in most cases.” is.”
Indian weddings are incomplete without some random person telling pic.twitter.com/I3vUBUMcin
— KT???? (@_KaumudiTiwarii) May 17, 2022
weddings are incomplete without cameraman clicking your pictures while having food
— Ashish Jain (@In_Sane_Saint) May 17, 2022
Weddings are incomplete without someone Eating food like : pic.twitter.com/7c1h0NrdMO
— SNAPE (@timetraveller45) May 17, 2022
It’s incomplete with changing the style of eating food when he comes near by taking a video & having a light on us
— Kiran Mohan Nalla (@KiranNaall) May 17, 2022
Weddings are incomplete without me and my cousins doing this pic.twitter.com/GL0mlEHp1o
— Darshannn (@D4Dramatic) May 17, 2022
Indian weddings are incomplete without “jija ki salis asking for 51k for jooties and settling for 1100”
— Yashika (@thatjollygirl_) May 17, 2022
Rajasthani weddings are incomplete without girls dancing on “Ghoomar Song” ????.
— Nagendra singh chouhan????????? (@k_p_7773) May 18, 2022
Indian weddings are incomplete without “cousins ke sath ek room me sona” pic.twitter.com/YAS2VYnjPw
— sarcastic boiii (@sarcasticboiii_) May 18, 2022
Indian weddings are incomplete without one relative saying pic.twitter.com/ofK8VZZy82
— Himanshu Sharda (@shardaasm) May 18, 2022
Indian weddings are incomplete without a random kid crying unnecessarily pic.twitter.com/vvwbR3OZu3
— KT???? (@_KaumudiTiwarii) May 18, 2022
Weddings are incomplete without some random aunties asking “beta do you remember me?”
— Riya Rathor???? (@riya__rathor) May 18, 2022
Indian weddings are incomplete without saying “tum bhi apne bacho ki karo abb shaadi”
— Kamini Sharma (@secret___soul) May 17, 2022
Indian weddings are incomplete without doing another match making & planning out their wedding
— Chai Kadak (@Chai_n_love) May 17, 2022
Watching both sides of pandit ji arguing in ‘Mandap’ is real fun in Indian weddings
— Bhumika (@thisisbhumika) May 18, 2022
Indian weddings are incomplete without bin bulaye mehmaan
— Gulaabi Aankhein (@yashiiix20) May 17, 2022
‘Aap kiski taraf se aaye hain?’
They: pic.twitter.com/a4O402hcaX
— AbD (@maymayholic__) May 17, 2022
Indian weddings are incomplete without Some relatives saying “Agla Number tumhara hai ab ” ????????
— Akankshaa! , (@akankshaa_ay) May 17, 2022
Indian weddings are incomplete without fufas getting offended.
— Palak Agrawal (@palakagrawal_09) May 17, 2022
Indian weddings are incomplete without “muh me 10-10 ₹ ki note rakhke” baraat me dance karna.
— Meduvada Sambhar (@HardiikRathod) May 17, 2022
Indian weddings are incomplete without one angry relative saying pic.twitter.com/mOHCE0uQVZ
— Himanshu Sharda (@shardaasm) May 18, 2022
Indian weddings are incomplete without people saying to DJ pic.twitter.com/IcxcZKN85b
— Himanshu Sharda (@shardaasm) May 18, 2022
Indian weddings are incomplete without pic.twitter.com/Ko3SxRr3AC
— kunal jhurani (@myhumour_side) May 17, 2022
Indian wedding….. pic.twitter.com/671BhpuqNZ
— Mahendra Korwekar (@mahipreneur22) May 18, 2022
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