It's my sister's wedding, of course the joy won't stop! 🎉❤️

mustafiz40 (58)in Steem For Bangladesh • 12 days ago (edited)

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ٱلسَّلَامُ عَلَيْكُمْ وَرَحْمَةُ ٱللَّٰهِ وَبَرَكَاتُهُ ‎

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Hello everyone, I am @mustafiz40 👳‍♀️ from Bangladesh 🇧🇩

Hello friends!
How is everyone? I hope you are all well. Alhamdulillah, I am also very well by the grace of Allah and thanks to your prayers and blessings.

So friends, today I will share with you a blog about the end of one relationship and the beginning of a new one. So let’s start without further delay...!

Friends, today I went to my younger cousin sister’s wedding.

I didn't know that suddenly, two days before Eid, uncle came and said, 'Dad, you all should go the day after Eid.' I was surprised, so I asked uncle a bit curiously, 'Why, uncle? What happened?' Uncle said, 'The day after Eid is your sister's wedding.' Friends, I was really happy and excited to hear this because the sister whom I had carried on my arms and back has grown up so much, and soon she is getting married. So, I happily started preparing for my sister's wedding.

Before we knew it, Eid had arrived, but for my friends, Eid wasn't that joyful because, as usual, the fuel crisis had started in our country even before Eid. Especially in my district, Thakurgaon, fuel was available at only two or three pumps. So, waiting through the sun and rain, we struggled for a long time, standing in line for 3 to 4 hours here and there at different pumps to fill up our car tank. We had planned to roam around with friends all day on Eid, visit various restaurants, and try different kinds of food, but nothing could be done because of the rain.

The rain continued until the second day of Eid, and on the third day, by Allah's mercy, the rain stopped, and that day happened to be my sister's wedding. So without further delay, I set off. Since the wedding was arranged at a community center, when I arrived, I saw that my sister and brother-in-law, along with everyone from our house and even relatives, were already there, and I was the only one who arrived late. What else could I do? I exchanged greetings with everyone, met my sister, gave her a gift, and went to eat. When I got there, I saw that most of the food was already over, so without further delay, I quickly joined in eating.

After finishing the meal with everyone, I went around meeting all my relatives one by one. I sat down and chatted for a while with my younger brothers and sisters, uncle, aunt, and grandmother, and had some cold drinks. Meanwhile, my favorite sweet and mischievous cousin among all my cousins came over, and we got into laughter and mischief and got ourselves framed in pictures.

	Joyful moments with family

	With the little princess

	With the little princess

	My brother and sister
	The troop of little ones

Then the other cousins started insisting, so we did a photoshoot of them. Meanwhile, before we knew it, the groom's party arrived, so after greeting the groom, everyone went to receive him with the baraat. Then I sat with the groom, exchanged pleasantries, and did a photoshoot. Finally, after feeding all the groom's relatives, the main part of the wedding was completed. We bid farewell to my sister for her new home and then left the wedding house ourselves.

	Mealtime
	Mealtime

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12 days ago in Steem For Bangladesh by mustafiz40 (58)

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chiagoziee (67) 12 days ago

Your article beautifully reveals the excitements and emotions in the atmosphere during the weeding. I could also see how happy you are to experience a young relative you watched growing up know join other adults to start a new phase in life. And despite of the long queues, fuel crisis and rainy Eid celebrations you managed to attend and put an everlasting spark to the occasion. Wishing your cousin sister and her husband a blessed and joyful marriage life.

Bravo amigo 👏🏿 &
Steem on!!!