Farmer's Son give a great wine prohibited message by his Wedding Invitation Card

Wine prohibited in marriage message on wedding card





In India, people do lots of things to make their wedding memorable like to reach at the stage through "Helicopter" They spend lots of money to do those things. 

Everybody has a dream to make their wedding special because this chance will never come again.

On the other hand some other people not only make their wedding special but also set the example socially and make their wedding memorable for lifetime.

Yes, there is one wedding in which wine is  prohibited, means a farmer Kailash Prashad wrote on the wedding card that "Wine is prohibited in wedding" in Hindi that is "Shaadi me sharab peekar aana mana hai".



A farmer is lived in Baliyapur Village of Mishrikh, Uttarpradesh Kailash Prashad's son Ashwani's wedding will be on 23rd June 2017.

Kailash saying : There are lots of unnecessary drama creates in marriages and parties after drink the wine because of it the environment get disturbed.

" Intoxication is bad for Society : Said Kailash "

Peoples of village and other places are praising him for his great step towards intoxication,while some of his relatives are disappointed with this step of Kailash but Kailash don't care of anybody because he knows what he does.

We salute him for his great step towards intoxication.



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