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The end of 2018 has been too much for us. The moment you open your Instagram, all you see are the more and more extravagant weddings of your favourite stars. Each one is the benchmark for expensive celebrations! Nuptial ceremony is supposed to be the happiest day of your life, and it certainly does not mean that it has to be the most costly. Our favourite stars Priyanka-Nick, Deepika-Ranveer, Isha-Anand’s wedding was all over the internet, who kept the traditional ceremonies a private affair and receptions a gala time. Putting up the traditions but flouting the trend, a Pakistani man’s story of his simple wedding only with a budget of 20,000 Pakistani rupees (approximately Rs. 10,000) is the new-found love for the netizens. Priyanka Chopra and Nick Jonas’ Wedding in The Simpsons’ World! This Artwork Is Going Viral on Instagram.
In the age of expensive wedding pictures flooding across social media platforms, this sure is a breath of fresh. Twitter user Rizwan Pehelwan’s pocket-friendly budget wedding has impressed the netizens. In his thread, he described how he set a budget of a minimum amount for his nuptial ceremony before moving into the details. Isha Ambani-Anand Piramal Wedding: Aamir Khan, Amitabh Bachchan Serve Food to Guests.
“My guest list had 25 names: friends and parents,” adding that he decided his terrace for the wedding venue.
Guys shaadi season hai so here's my wedding story in a thread so you guys know that having apni marzi ki shaadi is possible.
My guest list had 25 names: friends and parents. The venue was my terrace. The menu was chicken tikka, seekh kabab, pathooray chanay halwa strawberries.
— Rizwan. (@RizwanPehelwan) December 22, 2018
Easy wedding plan!
I set my max budget at Rs. 20,000. A friend lent his cooks, I bought the chicken and masalay from that money and helped prepare it all. Wife cooked khattay alu as a starter. Dad bought fairy lights n put them up on the terrace.
— Rizwan. (@RizwanPehelwan) December 22, 2018
I borrowed 25 chairs from the neighborhood election committee lmao. I forgot dessert so @RizWanKenobi_ brought strawberries n ice cream. He also brought tables for the food. @HaseenaAtomBum and @hiranajam FLEW IN FOR THIS.
— Rizwan. (@RizwanPehelwan) December 22, 2018
My wife and I wore plain blue shalwar kameez (mom n sis paid for this as a gift). We all ate and talked till midnight when wapda cut us off. The whole shaadi then moved to Manji Munch DHA and then bas. Khush! Done!
— Rizwan. (@RizwanPehelwan) December 22, 2018
He ends his thread, "Big or small, all weddings should just be HAPPY."
What I'm trying to say is. IT'S. OKAY. Sukoon karo. Do whatever you want ofc and whatever you can afford. But HAVE FUN. Be happy. Big or small, all weddings should just be HAPPY. Khush raho sab. Bye. (wedding pic added for saboot thanks) pic.twitter.com/xf2OJHqTVH
— Rizwan. (@RizwanPehelwan) December 22, 2018
Since, being posted on Twitter, his thread has collected thousands of likes, and the count is still on. Twitterati cannot agree more. His idea of a simple yet beautiful wedding has won the hearts.
Love and heartfelt wishes began to pour all over.
Aare heart melt pura 💓 this is to focus on when you're ready for marriage..not to show off/splurge but have a marriage in happiness along with your family and friends..so much love and happiness here..bless you @RizwanPehelwan https://t.co/OvQOmcatUb
— Bujgaavne (@bujgaavne) December 23, 2018
Happiness is all that matters. Everything else is secondary. I guess living by this rule brings contentment and you are an excellent example of that. I wish you and bride and very happy married life. Many congratulation and best wishes for your future.
— Anna Karenina (@Misbaji) December 23, 2018
This is lovely! I think all weddings should be like this. Weddings are important rites of passage and you should only be surrounded by love and honesty when it’s happening. The simpler the event the better and more loving.
— Zeina Toric-Azad (@zeinatoricazad) December 23, 2018
Although, Rizwan did not share any inside pictures, his frequent updates on the micro-blogging site are all that we needed. His idea has once again proved that a ceremony could be beautiful and affordable. If you like the tradition of big-fat weddings, keep it. If you do not, skip it! There is so much freedom for you to decide what you truly want.
(The above story first appeared on LatestLY on Dec 25, 2018 12:08 PM IST. For more news and updates on politics, world, sports, entertainment and lifestyle, log on to our website latestly.com).
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