Beadbi.sggs Ji Used As Prop

[S1ngh]

Very humble response by photographer but strange that no response provided by the family members.

[HKaur16]

Its a good thing that the photographer responded to this situation. I am gathering that she is not a Sikh? Regardless, its not just the photographer's fault. The bride should've known better.

[savinderpalsingh]

The bride and groom are hindu, they had fere around fire . i pm'd this bibi and asked her respectfully, but she blocked me and didnt reply

[hsingh8963]

Its just crazy...
Honestly I am just awaiting the apology, and hoping it will be genuine...
My focus is still fixated on the Jodhpur Agan Bhet.

[HKaur16]

The bride and groom are hindu, they had fere around fire . i pm'd this bibi and asked her respectfully, but she blocked me and didnt reply

Gurdware ki karde firde sigay fer?

We had problems with a "Sikh" and non Sikh getting married at the Guru Ghar, and people tried to defend it by illogically claiming that its okay because one party is "Sikh."

What is the explanation for two Hindus getting married at the Gurdwara?

[savinderpalsingh]

Gurdware ki karde firde sigay fer?

We had problems with a "Sikh" and non Sikh getting married at the Guru Ghar, and people tried to defend it by illogically claiming that its okay because one party is "Sikh."

What is the explanation for two Hindus getting married at the Gurdwara?

i am not sure if they got married in gurudwara or not . but the function might have been there

[JagsawSingh]

i am not sure if they got married in gurudwara or not . but the function might have been there

You've seen the photos of her in her lengha in the Gurdwara. She didn't come there in her lengha just to eat langar.

Very humble response by photographer but strange that no response provided by the family members.

Absolutely. I'm impressed with the genuineness of Nadia the photographer's apology. But she's wrong on one point where she says the fault is 'entirely' hers. Clearly that Hindu woman is the culprit. And that Hindu woman's silence, compared with the photographer, speaks volumes. The photopgrapher knows she made a mistake and is honest enough to admit it and learn something positive from it. The Hindu woman seems to be proud of what she did...hence the silence.

[jkvlondon]

You've seen the photos of her in her lengha in the Gurdwara. She didn't come there in her lengha just to eat langar.

Absolutely. I'm impressed with the genuineness of Nadia the photographer's apology. But she's wrong on one point where she says the fault is 'entirely' hers. Clearly that Hindu woman is the culprit. And that Hindu woman's silence, compared with the photographer, speaks volumes. The photopgrapher knows she made a mistake and is honest enough to admit it and learn something positive from it. The Hindu woman seems to be proud of what she did...hence the silence.

It's true this woman who was responsible for suggesting the poses accepts her culpability and the Gurdwara sewaks too even though they were not directly responsible for the events of the day due to their absence from the hall as confirmed by Nadia, but amazingly the deet couple have yet to speak up . The bride was SIkh by the first piece on the wedding and the hubby was Hindu although both seemed to have sikh heritage in family , they had anand karaj first then did fere after so both dharams were 'represented' on the day.

I am puzzled also about Kaurlife when they posted the original article it seemed that they were silent about the method of the beadbhi of Lavaan ...were they supportive of this girl's weird attitude?

[Ranjeet01]

East Coast Sikhs seem to be more hindufied than their West Coast counterparts.

[StarStriker]

I read on facebook that neither the bride or groom were sikhs. One was a gora, the other a hindu kurri. Wat on earth were they doing getting married in a gurdwara?