The Diary Game || February 28, 2025 || friend's wedding day experience: A memorable day from buying flowers to the wedding procession.

How are you all? I hope you are well. By the grace of God, I am also well. 👉 Today I want to share with you my daily activities on Friday, February 28, 2025.

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28th, Friday— I had a total of 16 hours of scheduled duty on that day from 6 am to 10 pm. But since a friend of mine had a wedding that day, I changed my duty schedule. Originally, my weekly holiday was supposed to be on Saturday, but I changed it to Friday. At my friend's wedding, I performed various duties from morning to night so that the ceremony was completed smoothly.

I woke up at 5:30 am and left for the flower market in Shahbagh, Dhaka. Flowers come from different parts of the country and can be bought at wholesale prices at very low prices. From our Rupganj area, I boarded a bus to Dhaka Shahbagh. My friend and I reached Shahbagh flower market together via Kawran Bazar's chicken market, Gulistan. The first thing we did there was buy roses, because the price of roses was very low that day. I bought 100 roses for just 150 taka.

Then you can see, here a brother is standing with some long flowers in his hand. We bought these flowers from him for 350 taka to decorate the house. Then from that shop we bought 10 marigolds for 25 taka each (total 250 taka). Then, we bought two mosquito nets, some paper flowers, and cos tips to put the flowers on the car. Our total bill at this shop was 350 taka. After buying all the flowers, a shopkeeper brother made us an offer—we can buy a handful of flowers for 100 taka. We took that opportunity and bought a handful of flowers for 100 taka.

Then it was 8:30 in the morning, and I was feeling a little hungry. I told my friend that I wanted to eat something. He suggested I have breakfast at the hotel, but I did not let him spend his money. We went to a tea shop and bought bread and tea. The bread you see in my hand is my favorite bread. Then we got into the car from Shahbagh to our area. When I reached home, I arranged to keep the flowers fresh by putting them in a bucket of water. Then, my wife cooked noodles for a light breakfast. I ate the noodles from there to satisfy my hunger.

Then, the entire responsibility of decorating the car with the flowers brought from Dhaka fell on my shoulders. I first went to the salon and got my hair and beard cut, took a bath, and got dressed and got ready. Then I came to the car to decorate the groom's car. I put red and blue mosquito nets on both sides of the car and started arranging the flowers in beautiful bouquets. I was working on planting the flowers one by one with care, which looked really extraordinary. Finally, when the car was completely decorated, it looked very beautiful. To capture the moment of joy, I took a picture with this work of art of mine, which will truly be a pleasant memory for me.

After finishing my car, I took the car to the groom's house, and we left for the bride's house with the groom at 1 pm. The bride's house was at Bikrampur police station in Munshiganj district. Then we took some photographs first, took pictures with the groom's parents, mother, brother, nephew, and everyone else, and then we put the groom in the groom's car and left.

After dropping the groom off in a private car, we all—about 30 to 40 people—boarded a big bus. This bus would take us separately to the bride's house as part of the wedding procession. We all sat nicely in the car and planned to reach the Srinagar area of ​​Munshiganj via Jatrabari in Dhaka and the Mawa Expressway. From there, we would have to leave for the bride's house inside the village.

Finally, after we reached Munshiganj, we entered the village road of Bikrampur, the bride's house. Then, we all got out of the car and headed towards the community centre because the wedding ceremony was organized there. We made the bride and groom sit together and took some photographs. To keep the memory, I also took a selfie with them.

Then, we made the groom sit with the bride and bid him farewell, because we were hungry and had to go to eat. We told him, "You sit with your wife, after a while your marriage will be celebrated, and we will eat in between." After that, we sat down at the table to eat. First, we were served pulao rice, roast chicken, and some salads.

Then, after we finished eating pulao and chicken, we were given curd and cold drinks as sweets. After eating, I told the cooks to quickly prepare food for the groom and told them to hurry up because we had a long way to go. Finally, when the groom's food was ready, we sat the bride and groom together and fed them.

Then, when the bride and groom's meal was over, we sat with the groom for a while. After that, a dignitary from the groom's in-laws came and presented him with a watch. In the afternoon, the Kazi Saheb came to perform the marriage, and the marriage was completed. We prayed for the bride and groom and wished them well. Then, in the afternoon, when the marriage was completed at the community center, everyone had a sweet meal and loaded us into the car, and we left for Dhaka.

Then, we brought some sweet curd, cow and chicken pulao rice, sent by the bride's house for their parents from the groom's house, in the car with great care. We reached our area at 7:30 pm. While traveling by road, some There was a traffic jam in the Jatrabari area. also fell from the Mawa Expressway in the evening, which caused us a little suffering when we reached Jatrabari. Besides, I have allergy problems, especially when I eat beef. I get itching on my body, so I went to the doctor's shop to get advice and bought medicine because I had allergies before and there were wounds in some parts of my body. Later, after eating dinner and taking medicine, I fell asleep.

🟩 Thank you for reading my post and giving your valuable time. Stay well and stay healthy. God bless you. 🟩