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Desi bride professes love for golgappa, wears jewellery made out of the Indian street food on her wedding 

Desi bride wears 'golgappa' garland and crown at wedding. Watch the viral video

Desi bride professes love for golgappa, wears jewellery made out of the Indian street food on her wedding&nbsp;

Indian bride professes deep love for popular&nbsp;golgappa
Bride wears golgappa&nbsp;garland &amp; crown on her wedding
The bride looks delighted as she sports her golgappa jewellery
Video shared by the bride&rsquo;s make-up artist viral on social media

Desi bride professes love for golgappa, wears jewellery made out of the Indian street food on her wedding&nbsp;

Expressing her deep love for the famous Indian street food, a desi bride chose to wear crown and garland made entirely out of golgappas on her wedding day.
The video shared by the bride&rsquo;s make-up artist on Instagram has gone viral on social media, garnering over 4.8 million views.
The video appears to be from one of the rituals on the morning of the wedding day. The bride looks delighted as she sports her golgappa jewellery
In yet another fun video of what appears to be a fun ritual at a South Indian wedding, the bride can be seen seated on a chair and numerous papads are stacked on her head.

A couple in Pakistan has caused massive outrage for allegedly using a sedated lion cub as a prop in their wedding photoshoot.
In videos and photos doing the rounds on social media, the couple can be seen posing in traditional outfits, as the cub lies around them.
The shoot was done at Lahore-based Studio Afzl and photos were shared with a&nbsp;#SherdiRanil.
After facing backlash, the studio claimed that they didn't own the animal and that it was not sedated either.
Numerous rescue organisation and animal activist groups urged officials to take action against the studio and the couple and alter the way licenses are handed over to private individuals.

Couple in Pakistan uses sedated lion cub as prop in wedding photoshoot, faces flak

Pakistan couple has caused massive outrage for allegedly using a sedated lion cub as a prop in their wedding photoshoot

A couple in Pakistan caused massive outrage for allegedly using a sedated lion cub as a prop in their wedding photoshoot.
In videos and photos doing the rounds on social media, the couple can be seen posing in traditional outfits as the cub is seen lying&nbsp;around.
The shoot was held at Lahore-based Studio Afzl and photos were shared with hashtag #SherdiRanil.
After facing backlash, the studio claimed that they didn't own the animal and that it was not sedated either.
Numerous rescue organisation and animal activist groups urged officials to take action against the studio and the couple and alter the way licenses are handed over to private individuals.

A couple in Pakistan caused massive outrage for allegedly using a sedated lion cub as a prop in their wedding photoshoot.
In videos and photos doing the rounds on social media, the couple can be seen posing in traditional outfits as the cub is seen lying around.
The shoot was held at Lahore-based Studio Afzl and photos were shared with hashtag #SherdiRanil.
After facing backlash, the studio claimed that they didn't own the animal and that it was not sedated either.
Numerous rescue organisation and animal activist groups urged officials to take action against the studio and the couple and alter the way licenses are handed over to private individuals.

Canadian photographer Danielle Gwilliam's eerie, haunted wedding photoshoot, just in time for Halloween, will spook you away!
According to a Popsugar report, t

This wedding shoot is all things spooky, just in time for Halloween

This Halloween-themed wedding photoshoot, by a Canadian photographer, is sure to spook you away!

Canadian photographer Danielle Gwilliam's eerie, haunted wedding photo shoot, just in time for Halloween, will spook you!
According to a Popsugar report, the photographer's friend always dreamt of a Halloween-themed wedding,&nbsp;Gwilliam converted her dream into a reality with the photo shoot.
From skulls and pumpkins as props, to blood-stained gowns, the photo shoot took place in the beautiful forests of British Columbia .

Pictures of this wedding photo shoot are now going viral - entirely for the wrong reasons. The civil war themed wedding shoot from Congo that shows a white couple getting married on top of a volcano and roaming around staged ghettos is receiving criticism online for trivialisation of the issue. The pictures which were clicked in 2017, have now been taken down. 

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