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Groom cancels wedding in Telangana over 'old' furniture given in dowry

Telangana groom calls-off wedding over 'old' furniture given in dowry

The groom, who works as a bus driver, did not turn up for the wedding, which was scheduled on Sunday, following which a complaint was lodged by the bride's father and a case was registered, police said

&nbsp;A man called off his marriage in Telangana after he reportedly found that "old" furniture was given by the bride's family as dowry.
The groom, who works as a bus driver, did not turn up for the wedding, which was scheduled on Sunday, following which a complaint was lodged by the bride's father and a case was registered, police said.
The bride's father told reporters that the groom's parents misbehaved with him when he had gone to their house.
"They said the items which they had demanded were not given and the furniture was also old. They refused to come. I had arranged for the feast for the wedding and invited all relatives and guests. But the groom did not come for the ceremony," the bride's father lamented.
The groom's family had expected furniture among other items as dowry, but as used furniture was reportedly given by the bride's family, the groom's family rejected it and did not turn up on the day of the marriage, police said based on the complaint.
A case under relevant sections of the IPC and Dowry Prohibition Act was registered and further investigations were on, police added.
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Watch: Groom leaves 'baraatis' unimpressed after mistakenly dropping the bride

Watch: Groom leaves 'baaratis' unimpressed for failing to lift the bride

In a hiliarious clip of a wedding from an unspecified location, a groom tripped while trying to carry the bride in his arms

It is the wedding season and as you scroll through your social media feed there are some that cannot be not be overlooked.
In a hiliarious clip of a wedding from an unspecified location, a groom tripped while trying to carry the bride in his arms.&nbsp;
The incident took place after the couple was asked by the photographer to pose. The fall left the bride, who covered her face with her hands, visibly embarassed.&nbsp;
The drop prompted reactions from wedding attendees who mocked the man for failing to life the bride properly.
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Groom works on laptop on wedding day. Netizens ask why?

A social media account that shared the pictures claimed that the groom was working from home, although it's not confirmed whether the man was actually engaged in official work.

A social media account that shared the pictures claimed that the groom was working from home, although it's not confirmed whether the man was actually engaged in official work.

All of us are familiar with viral wedding dances, but how many times have we seen a groom working on a laptop at his own wedding.
In a viral photo from Kolkata, a groom is seen working on laptop while the wedding rituals are being performed.&nbsp;
A social media account that shared the pictures claimed that the groom was working from home, although it's not confirmed whether the man was actually engaged in official work.
The Instagram account captioned the pictured, "When work from home stretches you to the next level."
Meanwhile, the photo left many netizens unhappy as they called out the toxic work environment.
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Watch: In a bizarre stunt, grooms enters in a coffin at his own wedding

Watch: In a bizarre move, grooms enters his own wedding in a coffin

Watch: In a bizarre move, grooms enters in coffin at his own wedding

In no less than a bizarre attempt, a groom scandalized wedding guests by entering in a coffin.

Wedding entries of bride and groom are always special. But a groom in United States may have taken it too far, or so many on the internet think.&nbsp;
The groom, in no less than a bizarre attempt, scandalised wedding guests by entering in a coffin.
A Tik Tok video which has been shared across mutiple platforms shows the groom being brought to the wedding by his friends in a black casket.&nbsp;
The video also shows bridesmaids dressed in blue walking along with the coffin.&nbsp;
As soon as the coffin was placed at the altar, wedding guests' confusion turned into bewilderment as the groom jumped out of it to wait for the bride.&nbsp;
The now viral video left netizens upset and angry with many calling it a 'disrespectful stunt.'&nbsp;
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