Video: A bizarre wedding story! 29 grooms in one wedding procession, video goes viral
- bySudha Saxena
- 27 Nov, 2025
When it comes to weddings, there are many things involved, like dancing, singing, noise... Many funny wedding videos always go viral on social media. But recently, a new video has started making waves on the internet. The type of video is so strange that after watching it, you will not believe your eyes. If someone says that the most attention-grabbing thing in a wedding is the bride and groom. But in the current video, something different has been seen. In the video, not one, not two, but a total of 29 horses are seen going to the bride's house. We have rarely seen such a scene. Let us know in detail what this type is.
What was shown in the video?
A strange wedding video is currently trending on social media. The video shows a wedding, with the groom leading the procession. However, the sheer number of grooms in this unusual procession has left everyone astonished. The video depicts a unique scene of a wedding procession on the road, with several grooms riding horses one after another, ready to go to the bride's house for the wedding. A man sitting in his four-wheeler captured this scene on his phone camera. He says he has never seen so many grooms together in his entire life. "I'm backing up and counting them," he says. Driving slowly, he begins counting each groom in the passing procession, and the answer is that there are 29 grooms riding horses in total. Now, users are amazed by the sheer number of grooms in a single procession.
The video of this unique wedding procession was shared by an Instagram account named @mrfalanaa. The caption of the video reads, 'Tag those girls who are not getting grooms.' The video has received millions of views so far and thousands of users have commented on it and given their reactions. One user wrote, "This is a wedding worth Rs 7 crore," while another user wrote, "Brother, this is a mass marriage, organized by Beti Foundation." Another user wrote, "The groom's party has started the rally."
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