Plan that wedding with your heart, not just the purse—sit both families down over tea and sweets, let them share their rituals, and weave a ceremony that honours both faiths like a new gamocha. We're spending my mother's teacher savings on a fancy hall and extra guests, but what truly unites is the humility of shared plates, not the cost of decorations. I've seen how money can strain a family, so remember that acceptance blooms in simple gestures, like shelling peas together on the porch, not in the shine of the car you arrive in.
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