Iranian bride surprises everyone by requesting 313 free surgeries as dowry instead of gold

A unique agreement was recorded during a wedding ceremony held in 2026 at the holy Imam Reza shrine in Mashhad, Iran. Both the bride and groom are said to be doctors working in the medical field.

During the wedding, the bride did not request gold jewelry, money, or property as a dowry. Instead, she asked the groom to perform free surgical operations for patients who cannot afford medical expenses.

The groom accepted the bride's request and promised to perform free surgeries for 313 low-income individuals throughout his life.

Thus, the dowry in this couple's marriage agreement was set not for the bride's personal needs, but to support people in need of medical care. The groom will now have to carry out the promised operations gradually during his professional career.