While the corona virus has caused changes in social, administrative, economic and commercial practices around the world, including in Pakistan, the tradition of marriage with fanfare in Eastern societies has also changed due to this virus.
Khidr bin Mustafa Al-Barnawi, a young resident of Makkah, arranged for his wedding to be held in Makkah on the popular video conferencing application ‘Zoom’, the Arab News sub-news website Urdu News reported. The welfare association ‘Hadiya’ did.
The ceremony was attended by the bride and groom’s relatives, friends and members of the working committee of the association.
The interesting thing about this online wedding is that on this occasion all the wedding rituals were also done online while the wedding songs and dances were also done online.
On this occasion, the groom’s relatives and friends sent their wedding greetings online.
According to the report, Khidr bin Mustafa Al-Barnawi is one of the prominent workers of Hidaya Anjuman and he has participated in the marriages of many young people in the past.
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The association arranges marriages for boys and girls from poor and needy families in Makkah.
Similar couples from Makkah also attended the wedding of Khidr bin Mustafa al-Barnawi online.
Guests attending the event online shared their experiences with the corona virus in an interesting way, making it ideal for weddings.