People are attempting to plan their weddings before the month of Moharam, which is a month of sadness and sorrow, as there are no such weddings or other pleasant festivities during this month.

On the memorable occasion of the wedding of Ashiq Hussain's daughter, one of my relatives, we joined them in Milak Hall, the city's famous wedding venue.

Milak Hall is one of the richest wedding halls, and only the wealthy can schedule their marriage ceremony there. I believe the one-night fare is around $300, which is very pricey.

Anyway, we were invited to this wedding hall for a wonderful wedding ceremony, and we decided not to pass up the opportunity and attend the event.

As you can see from the photo, this wedding hall was beautifully adorned. It has no roof but is covered in decorations. It is ideal for both summer and winter season because it is both cool and hot during winter times.

When we arrived at this hall, we met the host, who greeted us. After approximately 15 minutes, they began serving special foods, and I believe it was the first time I had seen such a heavy dinner at this wedding.

There was exceptional roasted mutton lamb, mutton fried, chicken curry, Kabuli Rice, Raita, cold drinks, custard, and, finally, special ice cream.

It was an excellent evening, and we thoroughly enjoyed ourselves. I forgot to take pictures at the beginning of the dinner, but it occurred to me later that I should take some. I apologize for arriving late and not showing you the wonderful dinner.

But the images I take of my friends, the hall, the food, and the surroundings will still be enjoyable.

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