Wedding Called Off In Uttarakhand After Bride Objects To "Cheap" Attire Sent By Groom's Family
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The couple got engaged in June this year, and their wedding date was set for November 5.
Indian weddings are a grand affair. From food to the rituals, you get to savour everything in the extravaganza. However, in a bizarre incident, a bride from Haldwani in Uttarakhand, cancelled her wedding after the groom's family sent her a 'cheap' lehenga, according to a Times of India report.
The outlet further said that just days before the wedding, the woman split up with her fiance, who belongs to Almora, because the groom's father had sent his future daughter-in-law a lehenga which was priced at Rs 10,000. She didn't appreciate the attire because of the low price and poor quality, the report claimed.
The couple got engaged in June this year, and their wedding date was set for November 5.
As the matter escalated, both the families approached the police, said India Today. The cops at Kotwali police station managed to calm them down and send them home. But the groom's family raised the issue again saying they have already printed the invitation cards for the wedding.
