But we could have done without them and this solemnisation would have still gone on well. The white, purple and yellow floral theme, the customised floral arch, the elegantly packed miniature windmills as door gifts, the self-designed floral-themed invitations with handwritten lyrics from songs that the both of us love, the delicious food(that wasn’t the usual briyani), the pinata, and the champagne were all nice to have. Personally, I was just happy to be getting married to Mr K. “Once in a lifetime”- the over-used phrase to justify anything that you can do during your wedding. With all these high profile weddings that happened last year (Read: Priyanka Chopra & Nick Jonas, Deepika Padukone & Ranveer Singh, Anushka Sharma & Virat Kohli, Sonam Kapoor & Anand Ahuja, Meghan Markle & Prince Harry), we have been given a non-exhaustive list of various ways in which we can splurge. But I think I have had more Butter Paneer Masala in my dreams than any wedding-related stuff. The wedding day is the day every girl has been dreaming about all her life or so I was told. Haha! Planning these events are not easy even if you have your bridesmaids and family members helping out. Having planned for my betrothal ceremony and marriage solemnisation, I am somewhat convinced that the marriage is the easy part. In that post, I had written that the wedding is the easy part and the marriage is the hard part. When I wrote Weddings and Marriages in February last year, I had no idea that I will have a ring around my finger ten months later.

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