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Couple gets married wearing masks and face shield in India

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14 May, 2020, 03:25 pm
Last modified: 14 May, 2020, 03:30 pm

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Couple gets married wearing masks and face shield in India

“For the ceremony, everything was sanitised including the garlands. Here, everyone maintained social distancing and wore, mask and face shield"

TBS Report
14 May, 2020, 03:25 pm
Last modified: 14 May, 2020, 03:30 pm
For maintaining social distance, from each side of the family only five members physically attended the wedding.
For maintaining social distance, from each side of the family only five members physically attended the wedding.

A couple has recently tied the knot wearing masks and face shields amid the coronavirus pandemic at a Gurudwara in India's Kanpur.

"As the dates for the marriage was already fixed, we took the help of Kanpur District Magistrate Brahm Dev Ram Tiwari and Senior Superintendent of Police (SSP) Anand Dev Tiwari to have this marriage ceremony," said Garvit Narang, the groom, reported NDTV.

He further said, "For the ceremony, everything was sanitised including the garlands. Here, everyone maintained social distancing and wore, mask and face shield."

A couple tied the knot wearing masks and face shields at a Gurudwara in Kanpur yesterday, in view of #COVID19 pandemic. As per the guidelines of Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA), gathering of not more than 50 persons is allowed at wedding functions. pic.twitter.com/CnmJUQ1xEH— ANI UP (@ANINewsUP) May 10, 2020

"Having this kind of low-cost wedding at a time when everything is pricey is actually good," he added.

Not speaking much about her feelings, Aditi shyly said, "I had never thought that my wedding would be held during a lockdown. It feels good."

Meanwhile, Richa, sister of Narang, said that the guidelines of the Central Government were sincerely followed during the ceremony.

"For maintaining social distance, from each side of the family only five members physically attended the wedding and the rest attended by being virtually present," she said.

As per the guidelines of Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA), a gathering of not more than 50 persons is allowed at wedding functions.

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