Bride refuses to marry after groom turns up drunk at wedding in MP's Rewa
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A bride in Madhya Pradesh’s Rewa district refused to marry a man during the garland ceremony as he turned up drunk at the wedding.
The stage was set, arrangements were made, guests had arrived and the wedding process was on the verge of completion, but just then, the bride backed off.
A bride in Madhya Pradesh’s Rewa district refused to marry a man during the garland ceremony as he turned up drunk at the wedding.
The groom and several of his friends were under the influence of alcohol.
Teacher Vinod Shukla's daughter, Neha, was to get married to Piyush Mishra, son of retired deputy director Nagendramani Mishra, a resident of Nehru Nagar.
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After the wedding procession was welcomed by the bride’s family and the bride and the groom got on the stage for the garland ceremony, the bride realised that the groom was intoxicated and just then, refused to go on with the ceremony and get married.
Everyone tried hard to convince Neha, but she said that the man who cannot give up alcohol on the wedding day, what will he do after the marriage.
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