After years of blogging about music, personal finance, travel, and the occasional whimsical topic, I found myself drawn to something far more personal—a family celebration rich in culture and emotion. Though the idea of documenting Priya Weds Sanjiv had lingered quietly in the back of my mind, it was a gentle prod from Suresh that nudged me into deeper thought—and eventually, into action.
This is my first attempt to chronicle a family function, and unlike my earlier blogs told in the first person, here I’ve taken a step back to narrate in the third person, allowing the story to unfold from a broader lens.
What follows is more than just a wedding diary. It is the story of a bride and a groom, of two families converging through rituals, relationships, and a shared sense of joy. From the engagement to the Grihapravesham, it captures not just events, but the spirit behind them—the laughter, the chaos, the meaning.
This blog is both a keepsake for those who were part of the journey and a glimpse into the beauty of tradition for those who weren’t. A celebration in words of love, legacy, and the people who made it all happen.
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