In India, the number of filled stomachs that we said a successful marriage. Kanwar Tanwar politician understands this by inviting 8,000 people to the wedding of his son who has joined Lalit Thursday, March 3 with Yogita Jaunapuria, daughter of a prominent politician. The ceremony was described by Indian media as "one of the most lavish weddings that India has ever known." According leTimes of India, the total cost amounts to 1 billion rupees (16 million euros), while the Mail Today about 39 million euros.
During the festivities - which should last a week - already 100 different dishes were served to guests and $ 500 cash to 2000 of them. LeHindustan Times also points out that the timing of marriage has been wisely chosen to escape to a new bill introduced recently and plans to limit the amount of food that can be served during a wedding, the latter representing approximately 15% of waste National Cereals.
Finally, as a disguised endows the father of the bride gave the groom's family a helicopter, who unfortunately could not land at the ceremony due to inclement weather. "Not only the groom's family but also the villagers present for the occasion were disappointed, as they waited for 2 hours the arrival of the helicopter," says the Times of India.
Even with a lot of money, we can not achieve anything. 
During the festivities - which should last a week - already 100 different dishes were served to guests and $ 500 cash to 2000 of them. LeHindustan Times also points out that the timing of marriage has been wisely chosen to escape to a new bill introduced recently and plans to limit the amount of food that can be served during a wedding, the latter representing approximately 15% of waste National Cereals.
Finally, as a disguised endows the father of the bride gave the groom's family a helicopter, who unfortunately could not land at the ceremony due to inclement weather. "Not only the groom's family but also the villagers present for the occasion were disappointed, as they waited for 2 hours the arrival of the helicopter," says the Times of India.
Even with a lot of money, we can not achieve anything.
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