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Wedding called off because bride grooms party did not make Traffic Jam!!!!!
NEW DELHI: In an unexpected development which has surprised even the most seasoned marriage pundits and experienced wedding planners, a bride from Rajouri Garden has called-off her wedding because the baraat (or the groom's procession) didn't create a huge and long enough traffic jam outside of the wedding venue.
Addressing the press who gathered soonafter the news got out, the bride said, "Like every girl, I also waited for my big day with an eager anticipation and huge expectations. My cousin's wedding saw a two-kilometre-long traffic jam and the traffic situation was also aired on the radio and Twitter." The bride's mother also supported her daughter's decision saying that she had told all her kitty party friends that the traffic jam will be nothing short of legendary. "Now which girl wouldn't want that to happen on her wedding? I wanted everything to be perfect, including the traffic jam caused due to MY daughter's wedding,", she said.
The wedding planner who had placed special cameras on the arterial road of the city, on which the wedding venue stands, said they had done everything to please their clients but they always seemed unsatisfied with the arrangements. "I even suggested the bride to befriend her colleague with a DSLR camera so that she can save money on photography expenses. Who does that!", said the wedding planner on a condition of anonymity. Now he is worried that he might not be paid his dues as the wedding is off.
Meanwhile the groom was seen requesting passers-by to stop and watch his family dance feverishly on the road for the baraat, to save the wedding. The problem was the baraat was 4 hours late owing to the groom's extended family's drinking spree (or car-o-bar, as we know it), due to which the traffic had thinned down at the wee hours of the night, and hence the baraat was not able to cause a traffic jam.
Bride calls off her wedding as the baraat didn't cause a traffic jam - The Times of India
NEW DELHI: In an unexpected development which has surprised even the most seasoned marriage pundits and experienced wedding planners, a bride from Rajouri Garden has called-off her wedding because the baraat (or the groom's procession) didn't create a huge and long enough traffic jam outside of the wedding venue.
Addressing the press who gathered soonafter the news got out, the bride said, "Like every girl, I also waited for my big day with an eager anticipation and huge expectations. My cousin's wedding saw a two-kilometre-long traffic jam and the traffic situation was also aired on the radio and Twitter." The bride's mother also supported her daughter's decision saying that she had told all her kitty party friends that the traffic jam will be nothing short of legendary. "Now which girl wouldn't want that to happen on her wedding? I wanted everything to be perfect, including the traffic jam caused due to MY daughter's wedding,", she said.
The wedding planner who had placed special cameras on the arterial road of the city, on which the wedding venue stands, said they had done everything to please their clients but they always seemed unsatisfied with the arrangements. "I even suggested the bride to befriend her colleague with a DSLR camera so that she can save money on photography expenses. Who does that!", said the wedding planner on a condition of anonymity. Now he is worried that he might not be paid his dues as the wedding is off.
Meanwhile the groom was seen requesting passers-by to stop and watch his family dance feverishly on the road for the baraat, to save the wedding. The problem was the baraat was 4 hours late owing to the groom's extended family's drinking spree (or car-o-bar, as we know it), due to which the traffic had thinned down at the wee hours of the night, and hence the baraat was not able to cause a traffic jam.
Bride calls off her wedding as the baraat didn't cause a traffic jam - The Times of India
