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3 kilograms of gold and 4 million lire were given to newlyweds at a wedding in Turkey

3 kilograms of gold and 4 million lire were given to newlyweds at a wedding in Turkey

July 18, 2024

In eastern Turkey, Bayram Irez, son of businessman Murat Irez, and Asli Güngöralp, daughter of Salih Güngörp, chairman of the MHP party in Wang Province, married. Hundreds of guests from Turkey, Iran, Russia, Azerbaijan and Iraq attended the wedding. A ton of meat was prepared for guests! The bride was given 3 kilograms of gold and the groom 4 million lire. 

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