A mass wedding ceremony for 63 orphan brides from Rangpur and Sylhet regions was held in Sylhet city, organized by the UK-based expatriate organization Seeds of Sadakah (SOS). The event, conducted without dowry or expenses, took place on Thursday at a convention center in Baluchar, creating a festive and emotional atmosphere attended by guests from home and abroad. Organizers described the initiative as an act of compassion and social responsibility aimed at ensuring social security and dignity for underprivileged girls.

The ceremony was hosted by Dr. Redwanur Rahman and attended by Members of Parliament Raihan Siraji and Habibur Rahman Belal, along with Sylhet Press Club President Muktabis Un Nur. Representatives from SOS, Abul Khayer and Zainul Abedin Ruhel, also spoke. Speakers emphasized that dowry-free marriages are achievable and reflect Islamic teachings on simplicity in marriage. Islamic scholar Shah Waliullah officiated the marriages and led prayers for the newlyweds.

Each couple received household essentials, including furniture and utensils, to help start their new lives. The event was described as a symbol of hope, dignity, and love for the newly married couples.