Lockdown Wedding: Mumbai couple uses sticks to exchange garlands, watch video

The ongoing coronavirus pandemic has coerced people into taking up strange steps when it comes to getting hitched. Across the world, couples are now taking vows on live streams with guests attending their wedding digitally. Joining the league, a couple from Mumbai came up with a unique idea of getting married amid lockdown.

'Such a task!'

According to reports, both the bride and groom, held their wedding while wearing a mask. Both of them used a stick to exchange garlands. The unique yet hilarious incident soon made its way to social media leaving Adding netizens flabbergasted.

Since posted on Twitter, the amusing post has received over 10 thousand likes and a variety of comments from netizens.

 

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On the other hand, there are people whose weddings are getting cancelled. One such couple was Gazal and Hemant, whose friends threw a virtual sangeet party to cheer them up.  The nearly two-minute-long clip which was posted on Twitter features 16 different people who dance to the tunes of a Punjabi folk song. The video concludes with a message for the couple which reads, “Happy Shaadi you guys. Here’s to you both and an endless togetherness”. The clip immediately took the internet by storm and has garnered over 62.7K views and 842 likes.

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