Indian groom warns guests to control kids during photoshoot, slaps boy; video sparks debate

In an undated video, the groom can be seen standing on the wedding stage and issuing a warning to his guests on a mic.

A groom shared a warning to guests to control their children during the wedding photoshoot (Image source: @MemeCreaker/X)

With emerging wedding trends, couples are going above and beyond to make their big day feel dream-like: from choosing idyllic venues to stunning outfits and hiring top photographers. At Indian weddings, however, photographers have to work their fingers to the bone, capturing not just the bride and groom but a sea of guests as well.

In an undated video, an Indian groom is seen sharing a warning to guests to control their children during the wedding photoshoot. The purported video shows him slapping a kid who barges in during the photoshoot.

Sharing the video, an X handle @MemeCreaker wrote, “Groom loses cool. As a kids crash his photoshoot, warns parents to control them.”

Watch the viral clip here:

Groom loses cool
As a kids crash his photoshoot, warns parents to control them. Video goes viral – sparks debate pic.twitter.com/S0A56KzMfg

— MemeCreaker (@MemeCreaker) November 25, 2025

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The video quickly gained traction, amassing over 3 lakh views. It also triggered a debate, with several users supporting the groom and slamming parents for failing to control their kids at such events.

“People need to understand its an expensive photoshoot and film shoot. Its not just some wedding which is supposed to be an inclusive celebration of alliance,” a user wrote. “People often believe love or marriage will “fix” problems. But after years, unchanging red-flag behaviors show the real personality. This is a wake-up call—not something to ignore. If someone slapping the kids in the stage. He will raise his hands on wife also one day,” another user commented.

“the groom should have let the children celebrate the occasion in their own ways……supposing grooms children in future are scolded that way, what would be his feelings,” a third user reacted. “Full support to the groom,” a fourth user said.