A video of a 1st AC coupe decorated with flowers, balloons and lights has surfaced on social media. The video purportedly shows the coupe decked up for a newlywed couple.

1st AC coupe decorated with flowers, balloons, and fairy lights. (Screengrab (Instagram))

The video was originally shared by a Jalna-based event decoration service provider called “Rahat Room Decoration”. As per the decorator, the Chennai-bound train was decorated at a station in Maharashtra.

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(Hindustantimes.com has reached out to the event decorator. This report will be updated when he responds.)

The entrance to the specific coupe, however, is adorned with a pink beaded curtain featuring heart-shaped cutouts. The ceiling of the coupe is covered with numerous red and white balloons.

The floor is thickly carpeted with red rose petals. Bouquets of colourful flowers (including roses, marigolds, and tuberose) and garlands are arranged on the walls and near the windows.

The lower berth or bed is neatly made with white linens and features a large heart-shaped pattern of red and white flower petals in the centre. Scattered rose petals are also present on the bed. On the folded upper berth, there are cutouts spelling “I love you”. Small fairy lights are strung along the decorations.

Take a look at the video:

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While some praised the creative idea, others questioned whether the passengers had obtained official railway permission for the decorations.

(Hindustantimes.com has reached out to Indian Railways. This report will be updated when it responds.)

An individual wrote, “I don't know if this is legal, but this is a nice idea to attract couples and get some money by selling these coaches/coupes at a good rate to help railways make a profit. Also, I hope privacy will be taken care of. We don't want nonsense happening as many hotels do.”

Another posted, “They have permission?” A third expressed, "Money does everything.”

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