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Pakistan’s Punjab approves ‘largest’ mass marriage program for 3,000 underprivileged women

  • Punjab to provide $350 cash, wedding clothes, furniture, dinner sets and household items to underprivileged girls
  • Marriages are a costly affair in crisis-ridden Pakistan, where lavish feasts and expensive clothes often drain lifetime savings
By Hasaan Ali Khan ·

Wedding party resumes for son of Asia’s richest man

By AFP ·

A World War II veteran, 100, just married his bride, 96, near Normandy’s D-Day beaches

By AP ·

40,000 guests attend week-long Egyptian wedding

By LAILA MOHAMMED ·

Gaza couple marry in tent city by barbed wire border fence

By Reuters ·

Dior reveals design details about Princess Iman of Jordan’s wedding dress

By Arab News ·

Tiffany Trump dons Elie Saab gown to marry Lebanese-born Michael Boulos

By Arab News ·

Footballer misses own wedding to be with new club

By Bassam Zaazaa ·

5 fall 2021 couture dresses with wow factor from Arab designers

By Arab News ·
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As Lebanese suffer crippling economic crisis, MPs celebrate daughters’ lavish weddings

By TAREK ALI AHMAD ·

Indian couple hold mid-air wedding party flouting COVID lockdown rules

By Arab News ·

Coronavirus: Sindh govt bans wedding functions from April 6

By The News ·

Jordanian minister criticized for son's wedding during coronavirus ban on gatherings

By Arab News ·

Latest updates

Bahrain says intercepted Iranian air attacks
Pakistan may revive austerity measures if Red Sea shipping disruption cuts oil supplies — official
Iranian official meets mediators in Pakistan as Iran and US keep up a 10th day of attacks
Renewed US-Iran conflict dampens hopes of Pakistan interest rate cut — survey
Israeli airstrike kills family of six in Gaza, medics say

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