MacBook-Inspired Wedding Invite Thrills the Internet
MacBook-Inspired Wedding Invite Thrills the Internet
As wedding season approaches, preparations are in full swing, particularly in India, where weddings are known for their grandeur and meticulous planning. A recent viral video has captured the attention of netizens thanks to a groom's innovative Laptop-themed wedding invitation.
Shared by instagram user Manoj Kumar (@manoj_rationalist), the video showcases a wedding card that closely resembles an apple MacBook Pro. The invitation, which is for a wedding held on september 16 in Dharmapuri, tamil Nadu, features a design that might easily be mistaken for an actual laptop. From the top, it mimics the appearance of a MacBook, complete with buttons for opening it. The card’s screen displays Google’s icon, and all the wedding details are formatted as a google search. It even comes packaged like a brand-new laptop.
The video has garnered over 6.8 million views, sparking a flurry of comments. Many users expressed curiosity about the card's price, while others appreciated the creative design. One user humorously noted, “This is what happens when a social media marketer gets married.” However, not everyone was on board; some criticized the departure from traditional wedding cards, which typically feature images of deities, arguing that this design goes against indian customs.
As wedding season approaches, preparations are in full swing, particularly in India, where weddings are known for their grandeur and meticulous planning. A recent viral video has captured the attention of netizens thanks to a groom's innovative Laptop-themed wedding invitation.
Shared by instagram user Manoj Kumar (@manoj_rationalist), the video showcases a wedding card that closely resembles an apple MacBook Pro. The invitation, which is for a wedding held on september 16 in Dharmapuri, tamil Nadu, features a design that might easily be mistaken for an actual laptop. From the top, it mimics the appearance of a MacBook, complete with buttons for opening it. The card’s screen displays Google’s icon, and all the wedding details are formatted as a google search. It even comes packaged like a brand-new laptop.
The video has garnered over 6.8 million views, sparking a flurry of comments. Many users expressed curiosity about the card's price, while others appreciated the creative design. One user humorously noted, “This is what happens when a social media marketer gets married.” However, not everyone was on board; some criticized the departure from traditional wedding cards, which typically feature images of deities, arguing that this design goes against indian customs.