Category Archives: Marriage

May 17 – The Marriage Continues…

As I got into the car to go to the hotel, a realization was made. All the people in the car had no idea how to get to the hotel. Ajay Jiju was driving, he is from Mumbai, and Bobby … Continue reading

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May 17 – Wedding Day

Current Tune: Tare Hain Baraati…Chandni hai yeh Baraat – Virasat I was thinking previously that I was going to actually sit and document the two posts that I had lost describing the Sagan ceremony and the DJ Party. I am … Continue reading

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Moments in Jaipur Prior to the Marriage & NP News Bulletin!

We are ready to go back in time. I realized that what I have mentioned so far about the first two days of being in Jaipur (14th & 15th May), I forgot a few things. American Friends My family in … Continue reading

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May 15 – Mata ki Chowki

Current Tune: Lakhon Tar Gaye – Narendra Chanchal With the 15th of May the beginning of the first night of marriage events (Mata ki Chowki), it just makes perfect sense that the music that should be heard while reading this … Continue reading

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Day Before Festivities Begin

As the posts continue up to the wedding day, I will be posting not only what was happening with my family but also Neeraj’s family. Someday when we look back at this, we will be able to recollect all that … Continue reading

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Lakshmi’s Marriage

Neeraj’s younger sister, Lakshmi, was getting married on 30th April, 2006 in Kota, Rajasthan. We arrived in Delhi from Chicago on the night of the 28th of April, and Neeraj took the next morning first train to Kota. The festivities … Continue reading

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Our Journey Begins…Part I

This is a long adieu post that I would have liked to have written many days ago, but unfortunately the ride on the roller coaster has not ended for Neeraj and myself. Upon returning we heard disturbing family news which … Continue reading

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