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Two Strangers, united in the name of Marriage!



Two strangers, united in the name of marriage! This is our story. We are now together and it’s a gift by our parents…

We met each other and our marriage date was finalized.
Smart look and Cute smile!
We were impressed!
Our future was decided!
Yes! We nodded!
Our phone numbers were shared!
Our life had a new chapter added!
After a lot of hesitation, we started talking
And it was quite interesting!
We started liking each other’s differences!
Silly fights; Stupid jokes; lovely gifts;
Fell in love, over and over again.
Wedding preparations were on;
Flowers, decorations, music;
Make up, shopping and lots more;
With lots of happiness all around, we tied knots!
And now, we know the meaning of
Perfect match!
Location: Mangaluru, Karnataka, India

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