Trolls, Why Pick on the Bride Who Wore Shorts to Her Wedding?

Can we just let the woman be and let her enjoy her special day?

The wedding day is one of the most special day in someone’s life. The day when you are the center of everyone’s attention, and at the receiving end of everyone’s blessings. Everything you do is captured for the future generations to see how beautiful the memories of the D-day can be.

With all eyes on the bride, even the tiniest things they do are bound to be noticed. So, when this woman wore shorts instead of a lehenga on her wedding day, it was bound to grab some eyeballs.

The source of the image is still unknown, and so are the bride and groom, but it has created a rage on social media.

A video where the bride is seen meeting the guests has also gone viral. The video shows that she is not embarrassed by what she is wearing, and carrying herself very confidently. The background of the video seems to suggest that it is not shot in India, and the reason why she chose to ditch the lehenga is also not known.

Video proof lo kejriwal ke liye pic.twitter.com/jJZH1MgvvR

— Arora Sahab (@Rajesh_Arora1) May 30, 2017

But, the trolls clearly do not need a reason to make fun of someone that they have no business in.

Here’s what they have to say about her conscious decision to ditch the lehenga and just be comfortable on her own wedding:

When your marriage is being sponsored by Nike@HaramiParindey pic.twitter.com/IcjCpZN0zV

— Oldest Monk (@RingerLactate_) May 30, 2017

Shaadi ki shopping puri karli?
She: pic.twitter.com/rNcffA9va1

— Dr. Gill (@ikpsgill1) May 30, 2017

1.What your mom expects your wife would be
2.What you expect your wife would be pic.twitter.com/wxEFq2JyXT

— Sagnik (@Sangy_Sagnik) May 31, 2017

After the brouhaha over Priyanka Chopra wearing a dress in front of PM Modi, people started picking on this bride for being ‘inappropriately’ dressed at her own wedding. She became the butt of jokes for just wearing something that she wanted to on her wedding day.

Since when did someone have to approve of the attire that someone wears on their wedding day? And since when did lehenga became the only appropriate attire to wear on wedding day?

Just FYI trolls, it was her wedding, her legs and her decision to wear whatever she wants. Whatever might be her reason, making her the center of your jokes is unacceptable.

Just let the woman be and let her enjoy her special day. She does not deserve this.