Archive · 27 Nov 2025
Prayagraj Bride Leads Her Own 'Ladki Ki Baraat'
In Prayagraj, Uttar Pradesh, a bride named Tanu decided to do something different for her wedding.
Instead of the groom coming to her house with a big procession, she led her own procession to her groom's house.
This is not a common practice, and many people came out to watch this unique 'ladki ki baraat.'
The idea came from Tanu's father, who wanted to celebrate equality and change old traditions.
The event was very cheerful and became a big talk in the area.
A bride in Prayagraj led her own 'ladki ki baraat' to her groom's house, breaking traditional wedding customs.
Tanu, from Kidganj, arrived at her groom Rajat's home in Mutthiganj with an elaborate procession on November 26.
The unusual 'reverse baraat' attracted many onlookers and became the highlight of the night.
The idea was inspired by Tanu's father, Rajesh Jaiswal, who wished to celebrate equality.
The event was widely appreciated and shared online, winning hearts with its unique approach to wedding traditions.
- Who
- Tanu, a bride from Kidganj, Prayagraj
- What
- A bride leading her own 'ladki ki baraat' (bride's procession) to her groom's house
- When
- November 26
- Where
- Prayagraj, Uttar Pradesh
- Why
- To break away from traditional wedding customs and celebrate equality
- Bride's Name
- Tanu
- Bride's Residence
- Kidganj, Prayagraj
- Groom's Name
- Rajat
- Groom's Residence
- Mutthiganj, Prayagraj
- Date of Event
- November 26
- Location of Event
- Prayagraj, Uttar Pradesh
- Significance
- Breaking traditional wedding customs