Receiving the Covid-19 shot before tying the knot might become a new trend in central India's Madhya Pradesh, after one groom did just that on July 15.

The incident took place in Tinsara village in Narsinghpur.

Footage showed the groom in his traditional attire, along with the wedding attendees, arriving at a makeshift vaccination centre in an Indian village.

The medic in attendance opens the Covid-19 vaccine vial and jabs the groom while his guests watch.

Madhya Pradesh is easing its Covid-19 restrictions, while ramping up efforts to vaccinate the population.

After receiving information about this vaccine drive, the groom, Sonu Rajak, along with the wedding guests, went to get their doses just before the wedding rituals.

Receiving the Covid-19 shot before tying the knot can become a new trend in central India's Madhya Pradesh on July 15. The incident took place in Tinsara village in Narsinghpur.

Visuals feature the groom in his traditional attire, along with the wedding attendees, arriving at the makeshift vaccination center in the village in broad daylight to get their dose of vaccine. The expert further opens the Covid-19 vaccine vial and jabs the groom with the syringe while his friends behold the occurrence.

As Madhya Pradesh is easing out the Covid-19 restrictions with the unlock process, the government officials administered the vaccination campaign in Tinsara village to ensure the safety of the locals. After receiving information about this vaccine drive, the groom named Sonu Rajak, along with the others, went to the camp to get the dose just before the wedding rituals and clicked photos at the booth installed by the authorities.