Earlier also I have posted about Collective marriage and explained how this marriage is organized. In today's post I will give a little explanation about the wedding and the moment I have shown in my video.

Collective marriage is a great event which is not only a support for the poor but also rich people can have their weddings here. It is an event where 18-20 couples get married on the same day. This event is organized by Syed Shahada Organization and we appreciate their efforts.

Marriage is a blessing that prevents society from sin and evil. We should promote this good work as much as possible and try to get our children married from the age of 18.

The purpose of early marriage is so that you and I can avoid sins and fulfill our desires in time. Along with this, there can be a good sense of getting married early.

Today's video of mine is from Hazara town which is about half an hour away from my area. This time the collective wedding was held at General Musa Shadi Hall where we were invited as special guests.

I have tried from start to finish to make some short clips of this program and share it with you friends.

In this collecitve marriage event, there were about 20 couples who got married together. About 1500 people attended and were served with excellent service and tasty foods.

Lunch consisted of the finest rice, salad, chicken and custard. Along with this, the best tea was also served, which is definitely the best of this winter.

This is my attempt to share with you friends an excellent video regarding collective marriage and also tell how such a marriage is conducted in my society and how our culture is.

I hope this post is interesting and informative. If you like the post, please leave feedback in the comments section so that the next one will be even better. Thank you for sticking with me until the end.

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