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Bizarre Wedding Ceremony - A Frog Wedding Ceremony in India



    What is the meaning of this wedding?? a marriage between a frog?? it's not a joke this is true. it was happened in India. they held a wedding ceremony of this frog.. unique and bizarre but this is true.. there's so many weird and bizarre wedding ceremony in this world. i've posted about them previously.. but this is the most bizarre wedding I've ever seen

    The frogs were joined in matrimony in a traditional ceremony in Hengrabari, in the northwestern Indian state of Assam. It wasn't the result of an amphibian romance, however, and neither of the frogs turned into a prince after being kissed.

    Instead, it was an attempt to end the dry spell that has hit most parts of Assam over the past months, which has led to severe water shortages.traditional belief that when a frog marriage is performed, the Barun Devata [the rain-god] is pleased and the rain comes,' former councillor Bijoy Das told The Hindu newspaper.

    The wedding of the frogs - male Barun (meaning wind) and female Bijuli (meaning thunder) - was accompanied by all the traditions of Assamese weddings, including songs and gifts presented to the bride.

    The amphibians were then fed a special celebratory lunch of flies and mosquitoes. After the ceremony, the happy couple were sent on their honeymoon - by being released into a local stream.

    A spokesman for the local authorities said: 'The marriage went off very well. We hope that now the rains will finally come. The region is absolutely parched and we need rain. We didn't know what else to do.'

    The news was not so good, however, for a male toad who attended the ceremony, who died during the proceedings.







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