10 Portraits of Tora Sudiro Revealing the Dowry Given by Ivan to Nabila: I Only Remember It Was Cash

Being the wedding guardian himself was the first thing that Tora, husband of Mieke Amalia, did. Of course, there was a sense of tension and fear that Tora felt at that time.

"I am actually the one who is afraid of making mistakes, I see it getting blurry too, without glasses, I wear them too, wearing glasses there is a bit of panic like that," said Tora. 

The 51-year-old man revealed that Ivan, who is now officially his son-in-law, seemed to have no tension at all.

The wedding ceremony finally went smoothly and with just one deep breath, Ivan successfully made Nabila his wife.

"In fact, my son-in-law spoke directly, so he kept looking into my eyes, it was panicky, my heart was racing," said Tora.

When asked about the dowry that Ivan gave to make his daughter his wife, Tora admitted he couldn't remember it. His position at that time was very tense because it was his first time being a marriage guardian.

"I only remember it was cash hahahaha, but I don't know how much it is, is it 25 grams or basically something like that or 25 carats? 25 grams, yeah it seems like on this date it was 25 grams," Tora explained. 

Tora only truly felt relieved when Indro Warkop, who was appointed as his witness, along with the Minister of Youth and Sports (Menpora) of the Republic of Indonesia, Dito Ariotedjo, the witness from Ivan, said the word 'Sah'. Of course, their statements and those of the other witnesses made Nabila and Ivan officially husband and wife.

In addition, Tora, who is indeed a comedian, was warned by Mieke not to joke during the marriage contract ceremony. Considering that the moment is sacred and is hoped to happen only once in the life of his stepchild.

"According to the instructions, from the study session yesterday to the wedding vows today, my only request is, don't joke around because today is a once-in-a-lifetime event, so it should be considered sacred, which means we should position ourselves to ensure everything goes well," concluded Mieke.