Bride and groom suddenly started fighting under the pavilion, there was a fierce fight, know why

Viral Video: A tradition related to marriage was seen in Nepal, which created a stir on social media. In a video viral on Instagram, there was an altercation between the bride and groom due to this unique ritual. Which made the users laugh a lot on the internet. This video has received more than 70 thousand likes on social media so far. While millions of people watched this video. Many users commented on this video.

Wedding traditions around the world have unique rituals. These rituals and these moments make weddings memorable. A tradition related to marriage was seen in Nepal, which created a stir on social media. In a video viral on Instagram, there was an altercation between the bride and groom due to this unique ritual. Which made the users laugh a lot on the internet.

Share on Instagram In this video, it can be seen that the bride and groom, dressed in wedding attire, are sitting under the pavilion. After a moment, as soon as the couple started the ritual of feeding each other, this tradition turned into a fight. Although both of them were not fighting, rather they were trying their best to complete this ritual.

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Finally, in the last part of the video the groom was seen smiling. Because the wife forcefully tried to feed him first. He was seen trying to stop the heated argument between the bride and groom. This video has received more than 70 thousand likes on social media so far. While millions of people watched this video. Many users commented on this video.

One user wrote, what is happening on earth? To this another user replied that it is a tradition – like a competition between the bride and groom to feed the other person the fastest.

Earlier, due to a unique marriage ritual, a man and a woman got married 30 years after death. The ceremony was part of a tradition called “Pretha Kalyanam” or “wedding of the dead”. This tradition takes place in parts of Karnataka and Kerala. Which is organized for those who died during birth. The communities there consider it a way to honor their spirits.