Twenty-six years between Delhi and New Jersey, written down. Visas, families, weddings and what actually makes two people compatible.
Reading about it is one thing. Sixty scenarios and you will know what you are actually looking for.
The wedding planner's single consistent observation across eleven years and more than two hundred weddings was not about the cere…
The comedian who was genuinely funny and entirely wrong for the room. The grandmother sitting with courteous incomprehension whil…
The heritage fort display that happened without a permit, the fine that arrived after the honeymoon, and the venue relationship t…
The wedding planner had suggested it three times. Three times the couple had smiled politely and returned to the conversation abo…
The reception that felt like a single coherent emotional experience and the reception that felt like a sequence of events happeni…
The groom mentioned it once in passing at the engagement party — his one wish for the wedding was a specific Bollywood singer at …
The seven-year-old lying on the floor near the emergency exit in a miniature sherwani that had been beautiful six hours ago. The …
The eleven seconds of microphone feedback during the pheras that became the specific memory several guests carried from the weddi…
At nine forty-five on the night of the reception the bride noticed it — the specific way a room divides when its entertainment ha…
The Toronto cousin choreographing over WhatsApp. The Dubai medley with no rehearsal plan. The London-Singapore-Bangalore spoken w…
The aunties who have not danced in public for three years. The groomsman from Edinburgh being taught bhangra by the bride's cousi…
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