Watch: Bride Does Push-Ups In Heavy Lehenga And Jewellery
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The bride did a few push-ups without any difficulty
If you're looking for motivation to get back into shape, a viral video of a bride doing push-ups in her wedding lehenga and jewellery might just be it. The video showed the woman, all dressed up for her big day, doing a few push-ups at what appears to be a salon. She seemed happy after the workout and even showed her biceps. The woman did the push-ups on the floor without any difficulty. “Fitness with a difference. A bride doing push-ups with (sic) lehenga and jewellery,” read the caption on the video shared on Twitter. Fitness with a difference. A bride doing pushups with lehenga and jewellery,,, pic.twitter.com/WQYYiubnVN
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