The bride having fun during the varmala ceremony and teasing her groom. (instagram/@parulgargmakeup) The video opens to show that time of a typical wedding ceremony, where the garlands are being ...

The viral LinkedIn post details how the groom surprised his bride with a varmala. The post has received tons of responses.   Explore. Search Friday, May 16, 2025. New Delhi o C.

This isn't the first time a playful Varmala ceremony has gone viral. Last year, a video showed a friend attempting to lift the groom during the exchange, but nearly causing a collision with the bride.

In this video, it can be seen that the ritual of varmala is going on and the groom's friends lift him on their shoulders. At the same time, the bride's family was also not going to stay behind.

A video of a bride and a groom is making rounds on the internet for an adorable moment during their wedding ceremonies. People adore their lovely chemistry as they are seen playing the ‘rock ...

A bride in Lucknow started playing kabaddi during the varmala ceremony on her wedding day. She hung a garland around the groom's neck but on her turn started running on the stage, making the groom ...

An old video which went viral in 2022, showing a bride and a groom end up fighting on their marriage stage, has resurfaced on the internet and caught the attention of netizens. Rahul M Updated ...

In Hindu astrology, 36 gunas are aspects of the bride and the groom's horoscopes that are matched to assess their compatibility. The post has received a number of interesting and funny comments.

A bride in Uttar Pradesh cancelled her wedding after the groom threw the varmala at her, instead of putting it around her neck, Times Now reported.. The bride, from Auraiya district, refused to ...

In a surprising twist at a wedding in Uttar Pradesh, a bride rejected her groom post-varmala, not for his income, but because he lacked a government job. Despite earning ₹1.2 lakh and owning ...

The groom was employed as an engineer in a private company and earned ₹ 1.2 lakh per month. A native of Balrampur, Chhattisgarh , he reportedly owned six plots of land and 20 bighas of land.