A Bride Wore Shorts Instead Of Lehenga On Her Wedding

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There is no denying the fact that wedding day is one of the most memorable days of everyone's lives. And when girls are talked about specifically, it’s one of those much-awaited days that they eagerly wait for. Every girl dreams of a fairytale wedding when she is officially entering the nuptial bond with her Mr. Perfect.

Right from the wedding attire to her jewellery to her hairdo to makeup and what not, every girl wishes to look the best on her wedding day. And then the wedding pictures become the most cherishable ones for a lifetime. Every bride wants one shot of her to be added to the wedding album and that is when she is twirling her wedding lehenga.
Hold on guys! It seems the other way round for this bride. Whilst scrolling and browsing internet, we stumbled upon a bride who didn’t wear complete lehenga on her wedding day. Confused about what we mean when we say complete outfit?
Well, there is this random bride who donned just the choli and the dupatta, but didn’t wear the lehenga. Yeah, that’s true! It's a bit hard to believe, but we have digital proofs guys and we are not lying! She had all her makeup on and wore the jewellery as well, but didn’t sport the skirt (lehenga) rather opted for shorts.
As soon as the pictures were uploaded, Twitteratis went mad trolling her. Here, we have a few screenshots of the reactions of the people.
Take a look:


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