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RE: How Wedding Bells Ring in Pakistan? [Part 2]
Ma sha Allah, evil eyes off💫
I thought our desi weddings start with an offended khala or phopho and the task to win over her to attend the wedding.
Or
A random big fight among family members for absolutely no reason but a mandatory ritual.
Never mind if that isn't the case there. Here those fights / phadday usually serve as background music than actual Tappay for dholki (it happens sometime).
I can relate. It seems more of an Okaraian trait. Believe me, no one fights on big days like my dad's side of family. Lol. But I love them to core.
So very true... 🤣🤣🤣
Pr Un k baghair ronaq bhi nai lagti!
Same, my dad's side😂
Bilkul G, asal ronak mela to in larai jhagroun m hi hota hai, shadi m kahan😂
Phadday aside - another big dilemma - "ladies not getting ready on time".
Of course there were some low-key phadday and undercover teeliyan by extended family but we focused more on enjoying and didn't give a damn to what others were saying. So did our parents. 😅
The only loud thing was my dad lecturing us to wind up the mehndi event at 10pm because we had to leave at sharp 6 next morning. Just for the record, we were in bed by 12:30am and left at 6:30am in the morning, like obedient kids. 😛
Hahahahha cool family😀
Desi dads and their obsession to reach on time (actually before 3hours of due time).
Once my father took us to the walima of our cousin exactly on time and when we reached there, they were busy in chairs and tables setting, literally.
It is embarrassing sometime😶
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