A JOINT WEDDING went horribly wrong when a blackout meant that the brides couldn't see their partners and accidentally married the wrong grooms.
Two sisters were part of the quadruple wedding in Indian state Madhya Pradesh which was ruined by a power cut.
The major gaff was caused by the outage plunging events into darkness and the tradition for brides to cover their faces with a veil.
News of the marriage gaff hit the headlines after local news reported on the bizarre events.
The muddle came after father of the brides, Rameshlal Railot, organise the weddings of his son and three daughters on the same day, according to The Independent.
The sisters wore the same outfits and covered their faces in keeping with local traditions.
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As the pre-wedding event began a power cut hit and two of the daughters ended up sitting with the wrong grooms for the initial wedding ceremonies.
Daughter Nikita, who was to marry a man called Bhola, ended up switching with her sister Karishma, who was all set to marry Ganesh.
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The pairs began performing a number of the rituals involved at the ceremony with their grooms before the lights came back on and everyone realised the error.
Reportedly one bride’s hand was given to the wrong groom due to the power failure.
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He said: “They did not exchange garlands or wedding vows, but the [mixup] happened for one of the rituals."
Apparently power cuts in the region are commonplace as the village doesn't have properSitaram said the village does not have proper electricity pylons.
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The brother explained that the mistake was caught in time before any vows were exchanged and the remainder of the ceremony continued as planned.
The power came back on at around midnight.
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