Indore groom carries bride to mandap through floodwater, his gesture steals hearts
An Indore couple completed their wedding rituals after heavy rain flooded their venue, with the groom carrying the bride to the mandap. Videos of the ceremony have gone viral, with many praising the couple's spirit and the groom's gesture.
An Indore couple turned a rain-soaked wedding into an unforgettable celebration after floodwater submerged their venue, with the groom carrying the bride in his arms to the mandap so they could complete their wedding rituals.
The unusual wedding, held at a garden on CAT Road in Indore, went viral on social media after videos showed the bride and groom refusing to let heavy rain disrupt their big day.
Indore has been witnessing relentless rainfall over the past several days, with the city receiving more than half of its average July rainfall within the first week of the month. The downpour left several areas waterlogged, including the wedding venue where Purva and Vaibhav, a groom from Delhi, were set to tie the knot.
By the time the ceremony began, nearly 1.5 to 2 feet of water had accumulated around the mandap. Guests were seen carefully wading through the flooded venue to reach the dining area, while shoes and slippers floated in the water.
The highlight of the wedding came when the groom lifted the bride into his arms and carried her through the water to the submerged mandap. Refusing to postpone the ceremony, the couple completed all seven pheras despite standing in ankle-deep water as rain continued to fall around them.
After the rituals concluded, the groom once again carried his bride through the flooded venue, this time towards the dining area, ensuring she did not have to step into the water. Videos from the ceremony showed the couple smiling throughout the ordeal, with family members and guests cheering them on despite the challenging conditions.
Watch the video here:
The wedding received widespread attention online, with many calling it a memorable example of making the best of an unexpected situation.
Several users joked that the couple had quite literally taken their vows through "high waters," while others admired their cheerful attitude, saying they chose to celebrate the occasion instead of letting the weather spoil it.
Many also praised the groom's gesture of carrying the bride across the flooded venue, describing it as one of the most memorable moments from the rain-hit ceremony.
An Indore couple turned a rain-soaked wedding into an unforgettable celebration after floodwater submerged their venue, with the groom carrying the bride in his arms to the mandap so they could complete their wedding rituals.
The unusual wedding, held at a garden on CAT Road in Indore, went viral on social media after videos showed the bride and groom refusing to let heavy rain disrupt their big day.
Indore has been witnessing relentless rainfall over the past several days, with the city receiving more than half of its average July rainfall within the first week of the month. The downpour left several areas waterlogged, including the wedding venue where Purva and Vaibhav, a groom from Delhi, were set to tie the knot.
By the time the ceremony began, nearly 1.5 to 2 feet of water had accumulated around the mandap. Guests were seen carefully wading through the flooded venue to reach the dining area, while shoes and slippers floated in the water.
The highlight of the wedding came when the groom lifted the bride into his arms and carried her through the water to the submerged mandap. Refusing to postpone the ceremony, the couple completed all seven pheras despite standing in ankle-deep water as rain continued to fall around them.
After the rituals concluded, the groom once again carried his bride through the flooded venue, this time towards the dining area, ensuring she did not have to step into the water. Videos from the ceremony showed the couple smiling throughout the ordeal, with family members and guests cheering them on despite the challenging conditions.
Watch the video here:
The wedding received widespread attention online, with many calling it a memorable example of making the best of an unexpected situation.
Several users joked that the couple had quite literally taken their vows through "high waters," while others admired their cheerful attitude, saying they chose to celebrate the occasion instead of letting the weather spoil it.
Many also praised the groom's gesture of carrying the bride across the flooded venue, describing it as one of the most memorable moments from the rain-hit ceremony.
