Why I Decided to Get Married in India in 2024
Why I Decided to Get Married in India in 2024
I had always thought that my husband and I would get married at home in America. In fact, I didn’t even realize that there were other options until we were casually discussing our plans one day and my mom brought up the idea of getting married in India.
As I began to consider the possibility, I realized that there were many things about getting married abroad that appealed to me and might make the process more interesting, fun, and memorable than having an ordinary American wedding ceremony. Here are some of the reasons why I decided to get married in India.
Why Marriage Is Important To Me
Marriage is one of the most important decisions that a person can make in their lifetime. It is a decision that should not be taken lightly, as it will affect not only your life, but also the lives of your family and friends.
For me, marriage is an opportunity to start a new chapter in my life with someone I love and who loves me back. It is a chance to build a future together and to create new memories.
Planning the Wedding
I always knew that I wanted to get married in India. The country is so rich with culture and tradition, and I wanted my wedding to reflect that. Plus, my family is from India, so it was important to me to get married there.
The Wedding Ceremony
I always knew that I wanted to get married in India. There is something about the culture and the traditions that just spoke to me. When it came time to start planning my wedding, I knew that there was no other option for me.
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How we did it
My husband and I both come from Indian families, so when it came time to plan our wedding, we knew we wanted to get married in India. We also knew that we didn't want to spend a fortune on our wedding. So, we decided to have a destination wedding in Udaipur, India.
We Invited Less Than 100 People
When my husband and I got married, we knew that we wanted a small, intimate wedding.
So, we decided to invite less than 100 people. This allowed us to save money and spend more time with our guests. Plus, it made the wedding feel more personal.
After the Wedding
I never thought I would get married in India. It was always just a dream of mine. But when the time came, it just felt right. And now that I've done it, I couldn't be happier.
My fiancé and I have seen each other through all of our ups and downs for so many years. In India, we found ourselves looking at each other for the first time in years. The experience is magical; every little detail feels like fate, as if it were something we'd been waiting for all this time.
In addition to our wedding ceremony being beautiful, we also got to stay on the property with family members from both sides of our family, which made everything even more special.
