Is ‘bulldozer bidaai’ the new wedding trend? Watch this UP family ditch luxury cars for bride's grand farewell

In a wedding spectacle that swept the internet, a Uttar Pradesh family opted to abandon luxury vehicles for something much more off the wall bulldozers for the farewell of the bride. The elaborate send-off, shot on camera, soon went viral, leaving Twitter and Facebook users stunned and in awe. As the bride took leave of her family, the appearance of bulldozers adorned with flowers making their way down the road stopped people in their tracks and elicited a barrage of responses on social media. Whether it was a symbolic move, a new trend, or just a quirky spin on tradition, this bidaai caught everyone's attention. Whatever the motivation, this moment has surely redefined wedding send-offs in the most surprising manner.

Indian weddings are all about big gestures, but one family in Jhansi, Uttar Pradesh, has outdone them all. When Karishma's bidaai ceremony started, nobody thought the traditional procession of luxury cars would be substituted with a line of bulldozers.
The moment stunned onlookers, with a few people even confusing it for an official government demolition drive. But it soon became a time of cheer as visitors took out their mobile phones to snap the unique wedding sendoff. The groom's uncle Ramkumar trumpeted, beaming, "We have JCBs, so we thought, why not use them?" Groom Rahul Yadav chimed in, "Bulldozers are popular in UPthis was our way of making the wedding unforgettable."
The "bulldozer wedding" that went viral has now created a social media buzz, again reassuring that no tradition can be too hallowed for a creative spin.


Forget horse-drawn carriages or limousines, this Jhansi wedding had an exit worthy of a construction king. When bride Karishma was about to depart for her new home, a breathtaking sight greeted all: a line of bulldozers, ready to roll and lined up.
At first, individuals panicked and worried about a government crackdown. But as soon as reality struck, the mood became charged. "People use helicopters, we use what we had in our JCBs." beamed the groom's uncle, Ramkumar. The bride herself took to the unusual send-off, riding the huge machine with aplomb.
The clip of this unusual yet daring bidaai is now dominating social media, amusing and impressing netizens in equal measure.
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