Bannu AC Shares Wedding Joy With Street Children
Assistant Commissioner of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa’s district Bannu Usman Ashraf and his wife Dr Natasha Rizwan tied the knot a few days back and decided to limit their wedding celebrations with street children only
In a few and far between occurrence, a couple surprised everyone by celebrating their wedding with only street children as guests.
Assistant Commissioner (AC) of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa’s district Bannu Usman Ashraf and his wife Dr Natasha Rizwan tied the knot recently and decided to limit their wedding celebrations with street children only.
A Pakistani couple’s unique and heart warming wedding celebration has everyone impressed.
Bannu Assistant Commissioner Usman Ashraf and wife Dr Natasha Rizwan got married a few days ago and surprised everyone with their unconventional valima pic.twitter.com/aKgcZLbzN2— Pakistan Observer (@pakobserver) July 29, 2021
While talking to the media, Ashraf expressed that it is very important to include the marginalized members of society in celebrations.
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The couple invited children from street school Each One Teach One Foundation, a non-governmental organization dedicated to children with no means to get an education.
The unconventional reception grabbed the immediate attention of the netizens who received the initiative well.
Earlier, a couple from Karachi hand-picked simple wedding function and fed poverty-stricken children for celebration.
A newly-married couple wanted to arrange a Daawat e Walima in the form of a dastarkhuaan too. And they did it this way!
👏👏#Karachi pic.twitter.com/L9WT9UkvR7— azhar khan (@azharkhn4) January 1, 2021
Not only this, a couple from a rural area in Pakistan claimed that their wedding function cost nearly Rs 100,000.
آپ نے دو سو کروڑ کی شادی کا بہت چرچا سنا اس پر بہت سی تنقید ہوئی ہم نے وہی سارے کام اور فنکشن ایک لاکھ پندرہ ہزار میں سر انجام دے دئے
میوزک بھی ڈانس بھی رسمیں بھی کمرے میں سجاوٹ بھی
اور دلہا دلہن بھی دونوں خوش
شادی تو ایسے بھی ہو سکتی تو کیوں اس کو خوشی کی بجاے پریشانی بنائیں pic.twitter.com/xmMENLaNj6— Khurram (@Khurram_zakir) November 16, 2020
This unique wedding featured music, dancing, and room decoration, and the photos from the wedding were widely shared on Twitter.
The bride and groom tried to spread the word that instead of a lavish style wedding, a couple could go for a simple yet elegant function.
