Sylhey, April 16 -- On a festive Thursday in Sylhet city, a convention hall became the setting for 126 new beginnings-where poor, orphaned, and financially struggling young men and women stepped into married life through a fully sponsored mass wedding.

The event brought together couples who, despite being adults ready to start families, had long been unable to marry due to financial hardship. For many of them, the day marked the end of years of uncertainty and the beginning of a shared future.

The initiative was funded by Seeds of Sadaqah, a humanitarian organisation led by expatriates in the UK, working to support underprivileged youth.

The event was designed not just as a ceremony, but as a complete social support package for newly f...