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Indian Arranged Marriage
Will my arranged marriage be successful? How will be our first night after the marriage? Would my partner be compatible with me? Love marriage or arranged marriage? Many such questions keep coming in the mind of thousands of Indian brides and grooms who go for the arranged marriage. In an arranged marriage bride and groom are selected by someone other than them typically a close relative or family friend common to both bride’s and groom’s families. In India arranged marriage is considered better by many because it is matching of families and, in joint family, compatibility of family is must for a marriage to be successful. Read experiences of Indian brides and grooms in arranged marriage, and stories around it.
Marriage is knot which is tied in the auspicious fire, in Hindus. The rounds taken around the fire is an indication of being loyal, honest and supportive throughout life. (Reads: 599)
Jaya became really scary even though she is well aware of her son’s character. May be this is why we say a lady’s intuition is more powerful than a man’s surety. (Reads: 1,640)
It was difficult being together in a loveless marriage. But there was no hate either, just a companionship that kept both of them going. They were resigned to this. (Reads: 488)
A hasty memoir flashed in her brain how she used to enact with her father. Whilst he chuckled at her childlike demeanor and again insisted her to intake it. (Reads: 1,370)
This Hindi story is about a girl who was rejected in every marriage proposal. This rejection upset her family. So when a new proposal arrived, she out of fear takes such a step which could jeopardize her family honor. (Reads: 1,190)
She put her hands on mine, and that second I knew the butterfly in my stomach never died. They were waiting all these time for their originator-my Aditi. (Reads: 1,882)
Mr. Jaikanth, for the first time in forever, blushed and let out a smile imagining if things would change after this trip, he wondered if distance really made the heart grow fonder. He chose to believe. (Reads: 907)
Tanvi and Rakesh showered love to their daughter at the utmost, and also spared time for themselves. Their love was immense. (Reads: 625)
I was never a mischievous, outgoing or a forward person. I understood when my parents started to talk to me about my marriage. (Reads: 1,296)