This marriage went viral! The doctor asked for such a gift from the guests at his daughter’s wedding. The organization had to give a certificate.

Indore: You must have seen many weddings, but did you get a chance to go to any such wedding, where along with the invitation, it was also told what gift to bring. If not, then something similar happened in a wedding held recently in Indore, Madhya Pradesh. In this wedding, along with the invitation, the guests were already told not to bring any gift and if so, what thing to bring. When the guests arrived at the wedding with a similar gift, the onlookers were left stunned.

This wedding in Indore caught everyone’s attention. Thousands of people who were not present there also gave blessings in this marriage. Actually, a different scene was seen recently at Bhandari Farm House on Indore bypass. Guests were coming here for the wedding party. He had big bags in his hands. Before blessing the bride and groom, the guests were going to the counter near the stage. Bags were being deposited there. When Local 18 found out what was in the bag? We too were stunned to see it. There were old clothes in the bag.

It was already told…
It was the wedding of Kavya, daughter of Dr. Bharat Rawat, a heart specialist from Indore, who was invited. She was told in advance that gifts were not to be given to the bride and groom. If you have clothes that are not in use, bring them along. There will be an NGO counter here. Give it to them. They will deliver it to the needy. There was a counter of NGO Bewise Social Welfare Society here. The guests deposited their old clothes there.

This marriage is an example
Dr. Shruti Shroff of NGO Bewise said that the goods collected from this wedding will be distributed to all the needy settlements. But, before this, many types of research will be done as to what people need in which settlements. Because, this stuff not only contains clothes and home decor items, but it also contains electronic items. Which will help children in education and youth in career. This marriage of Dr. Bharat Rawat’s daughter Kavya and Humil Gehlot can become an example not only for Indores but for the country.

Donated till Neg…
Further, guests at the wedding were already informed along with the invitation that they should not bring gifts, only extra items kept at home. In such a situation, everyone cooperated. The wedding was held at a doctor’s place, so obviously most of the doctors came to the wedding. They reached here with all the useless items and deposited them at the counter. Everyone was relieved that a lesson was learned through marriage and it was useful to someone. Not only this, the people who gave money as ‘neg’ to the bride and groom at the wedding will also be spent on the marriage of the daughters of the colony.

The guest said…saw this for the first time
The guests who arrived here said that it felt good that charity was given priority instead of frills in the wedding. Davis Jain said, this marriage itself is very special, which is giving a new direction to the society. Former MGM Medical College Dean Dr. Sanjay Dixit said, Dr. Rawat’s thinking is commendable, in which everyone got equal status. Dr. Arun Aggarwal said, lakhs of marriages take place and gifts worth lakhs are also given, but this will be the first time that these gifts will be given to a needy person, who will also bless the new couple.

The entire event was garbage free
The specialty of the event was that it was made a garbage-free zero waste event as per the cleanliness guidelines of the Municipal Corporation. For this, Dr. Janak Palta and industrialist Vinod Aggarwal also gave a certificate to the family. While the Bewise organization collected the luggage brought by the guests, Swaha’s mobile van was the center of attraction. Swaha start-up in Indore works with the Municipal Corporation to make events zero waste.