The couple who had chosen July in Kerala knowing it was the monsoon, whose abstr...
The wedding planner who recommended winter without hesitation — not because it w...
Tell me about your family — the open question that the photographer had learned ...
The groom's father who had died fourteen months before the wedding, who had met ...
The grandmother who had been talking about this wedding for six years, who had a...
The groom's brother who had been difficult since the engagement announcement — n...
The wedding planner's routine question about whether to seat both sets of parent...
The aunt from Hyderabad who arrived eleven months before the wedding and eleven ...
The one-hour call with no agenda that ran to three hours, covered the same venue...
The same heritage property in Jaipur, two days earlier in the same week, at fort...
Seventeen conventional venues looked at and none of them quite right, and then a...
The bride who had not spoken to her father in four years, and the three evenings...
The nine-year-old's question — will we be there the whole time, but what are we ...
Two men from Kerala and Punjab who had met in London, had been together for six ...
Two hundred and eighty-four guests, twenty-three tables of varying sizes, thirty...
The signed venue contract with the hard-won attrition clause, saved to one lapto...
