Band, baaja, bulldozer: Groom arrives at his wedding atop a JCB in Gujarat's Navsari
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Band, baaja, bulldozer: Groom arrives at his wedding atop a JCB in Gujarat’s Navsari

You have likely seen numerous brides and grooms arrive in luxury vehicles. Contrary to the norm of employing a car or a horse, this groom decided to make his big entrance in a JCB

Yuvraj PokharnaYuvraj Pokharna
Feb 5, 2023, 06:00 pm IST
in Bharat, Gujarat
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People use novel techniques to make themselves and their loved ones’ weddings distinctive. A similar event has come to light in the Navsari District of Gujarat. A wedding procession in Navsari, Gujarat, is the talk of the town.

You have likely seen numerous brides and grooms arrive in luxury vehicles. Contrary to the norm of employing a car or a horse, this groom decided to make his big entrance in a JCB.

The groom arrived at the wedding location on a bulldozer as opposed to the typical luxury automobiles or other modes of transportation.

Everyone was surprised, but the groom’s wish came true when he rode a JCB to take his bride home. The bulldozer was exquisitely embellished with flowers. The wedding procession reached the bride’s residence while dancing to the rhythms of a DJ and drums.

Keyur Patel of Chikhli, Navsari, viewed a video of a wedding in Punjab when the groom arrived on a JCB on social media some time ago. After viewing this video, Keyur made the decision to follow suit. As a result of “anti-social” acts, the Yogi Adityanath Government began demolishing structures with bulldozers and JCB equipment.

Earlier in June 2022, in Uttar Pradesh’s Bahraich, a ‘Baraat’ arrived in Laxmanpur- Shankarpur villagein the same way (on Bulldozer), almost the entire village ran to the venue to take a selfie — not with the groom, but with the decorated bulldozer on which he came.

The whole village had a festive look after the groom arrived on a bulldozer and cries of ‘Bulldozer Baba ki jai’ rent the air. The groom was happy at the attention he had managed to garner in the village. “I wanted to make my wedding a memorable event and I thought that this idea would also make it different,” he said.

Topics: wedding processionJCBbulldozerNavsari District of Gujarat
Yuvraj Pokharna
Yuvraj Pokharna
Yuvraj Pokharna is a Surat-based educator, columnist and social activist who vociferously voices his opinion on Hindutva, Islamic Jihad, Politics and Policy. [Read more]
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