Wedding card went viral
In the wedding card, till date you must have seen the name of the bride and groom and the time of marriage. Apart from this, you must have seen the names and venue of the bride-groom’s family members, but have they ever seen their work written on the wedding card with the name of the bride and groom. The photo of a wedding card is becoming fiercely viral on social media, in which his profession has been written along with the names of both the bride and groom.
The card which is going viral on social media. It can be seen in it that TRE-4 Applicant is written with the name of the bride. This means that the bride is preparing to become a teacher. ‘Accountant Pvt’ with the groom’s name. Ltd. ‘ Is written It looks like the name of a company. That is, it may be that the groom works in a company.
Viral on social media
Profession with the name of the groom and bride on the wedding card was seen for the first time. This is the reason why this card is becoming viral on social media. The place where the profession has been written on the card with the name of the bride and groom. He is depicted with Arrow. People are commenting in various ways on this card. This card is from Madhubani district of Bihar.
This line also draws attention
On the card, along with the profession of the bride and groom, the eyes of the people also fell on a line written on top of the card, in which a message has been written by the bride’s nephew. The message wrote, “Purna kheke, rasgulla khake, coffee pK Jaana… to go to Jalul-Jalul in Meli Mausi’s wedding.” This line of the card also attracted the attention of the people. Now this card is becoming viral on social media, which people are also sharing a lot.
The venue ‘Karbala ground’
In the wedding, people spend a lot of money to get the card printed and try to get their cards printed well, but in the last few days, the photo of the strange card on the social meiya has gone viral. Recently, in Jaipur, Rajasthan, a family had written the venue ‘Karbala’s ground’ on the card, which relatives were scared as soon as they read.