Yesterday, Sunday, July 3, My nephew Randy and his fiancee Anusha, ...were married. Then they were married again. They were married twice because they'd decided that, as Anusha is Hindu and Randy is Christian, they wanted their marriage to be in harmony with each others' cultural and religious heritages, and after some consideration decided that two ceremonies would be more meaningful - and wonderful - than an attempt at a fusion. And they were right. For example, Anusha's parents were married on a Tuesday in the middle of the night as their charts indicated that that was the best time for them to start their lives together. In Anusha and Randy's case it was determined that, within the time period that they wished for, Sunday, July 3 at 8:30 am would be a very good day and time for them. So Sunday, July 3, it was to be. Their next task was to find a venue that could accommodate both an indoor Hindu wedding and an outdoor Christian wedding with receptions to follow after both. ...followed by an indoor reception. Have you ever planned a wedding? Now imagine planning two at once. Along with, of course, a rehearsal dinner. Still, as the day approached Randy did admit that he was longing for the planning to be finished and for the festivities to finally begin.
Which they finally did. To be continued...
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