True love always triumphs,and withstands the test of time......

Hi Roseo8! Oh that is such a beautiful love story! I wish them all the happiness and love. True love always triumphs, I agree with that absolutely. Nothing can be so sweet and so pure than true love. Thank you for sharing this with us for it just validate the truth that true love is patient and understanding. Take care and have a great day! lovelots..faith

What a wonderful thing to happen and even more so that both the families finally accepted that the young couple wanted to be married. It must have been a rough time for the young couple while their families came to terms with this. I know that in many countries mixed marriages are common and often the couple are not of the same religion. However those marriages do work very successfully because the couple are devoted to each other. In addition, both families support the couple and accept that they are entitled to happiness. Good luck to the young couple and hopefully they will have a lifetime of happiness and continue to prove their devotion to each other.

My Heartiest Congratulations and blessing to the lucky Couple. Finally, we will say - "True love won". I think the boy and girl would have remained very determined and honest towards their goals and therefore, they could achieve the same. Nearly similar but opposite thing happened with one of my colleagues, she is a Christan and her niece (brother's daughter) is also a Christian. The girl was in love with a Punjabi boy for quite a long time, they both are computer Engineeer in the same company. My colleague's brother was not willing for the match. However, the boy and the girl kept on persisting with their parents. Finally, they agreed for the same. Firstly, their marriage was solemnised in the traditional Punjabi marriage style at boy's place and the next day their marriage was again solemnised in a Church, as per Christian rituals. I did not attend the marriage, however, my colleauge brought the marraige CDs in office and we saw all the ceremonies. My colleauge was very much apprehensive before marriage and would ask me quite often that - "Look! Deepak - my niece will get married with a Punjabi boy, will it be alright or will my niece feel comfortable in a Punjabi family or will she be able to adjust...". I assured her that as your niece knew the boy very well, she will be fine with a Punjabi family and my prediction came out true. My colleague recently told me that her niece is very happy with her husband and in-laws and she is treated like a queen in that Punjabi family and she is loved and regarded by all her in-laws.

What a beautiful love story... like a modern day Romeo and Juliet... but this time the ending is a happy one... hope this will serve as an inspiration to those who are truely in love but of different race, religion, background... for sure this is a story that they will never get tired of telling their future children and even grandchildren...

Hi Rose Hope u must be doing well really nice storiers. Cross Relegion marriagers are common in multi ethinic country like India. I am not sure now but i have heard lot of stories of Riots due to these Cross Relegion Marriages But in this case, its great that Church play a good role and Parents of Girl also realised that and agreed. The best thing is that Both Boy and Girl, stay confident and waited for right time instead of runaway. Very Well Take care

It is very happy to hear a love story to succeed with a happy ending.I respect the parents of the couple who finally give up to their kid's will.But the church should have been more generous allowing the kids of these couples to follow the religion they choose.They shouldn't have imposed them to baptised in the church.That is the only thing I look negative.Other than that,it is good to see lovers ending in marriage.Let them enjoy all the fruits of life.Cheers!

This is a wonderful story of perseverance and dedication and like all fairy-tales, there’s a happy ending to it too. I do wish the couple every happiness in their life. However, there’s one thing I do not like and that is the church’s insistence that the children be baptised…its rather like the church granting a favour and saying “OK we will consider the Hindu girl and her religion, but the children much come into our fold and increase our number!” It’s the same with Muslims, I don’t know about other religions. Don’t you think that in inter-caste marriages such as these, which have tremendous potential to bring the nation together, children should be taught both the religions and left free to choose for themselves?

I have tears in my eyes Roseo! Its indeed grat achievement for for both and another triumph for people in true love. I also appreciate the tolerance to both the families who actually supported and participated i the wedding. That had made things special for the couple, I am sure. I have always believed in true love and in the fact that it would conquer world with conviction and belief. The church on its part has been exemplary for I have found them quite conservative in such reagrds. It should have been a matter of great highlight. Where is media, I wonder! Wishing the newly wed a blessed and happy married life.

Ha what a romantic tale!It is as though a slice has been taken from a film Rose. God bless the couple and may they live happily ever after. Really, this is a case of true love that has withstood the test of time.

Hi Rose, That is indeed a great example of true love winning in the end. I am very happy for them. Being Hindu, her parents showed great tolerance in attending the service in a Christian church. I am so pleased that they were made to feel welcome. It was also good that the church took such a liberal stand, It is my sincere hope that other Christians will learn from this. As far as any children being baptized in the church is concerned, I believe that has to be the choice of the parents. The church does not have the authority to demand such things anymore but if this couple made the promise, they will probably follow through. Blessings.

Dear Rose, I really wanted to appreciate their patience and presently which is disappeared in younger generation. They stand with maturity and they proved their sincerity and commitment to each other. Inter-caste marriage is common now but most of the couples are getting married without the consent of their parents. But this is a different story and finally ‘love’ succeeded. Let us hope they will continue with their sincere love and will lead a happily married life. God bless them.

This has made me cry and remember my own marriage. Though unfortunately I could not have a church wedding but I received a very warm welcome from my inlaws and was happy that they respected my religion and gave me the freedom to practice my faith even after marriage. I too had a lot of opposition before marriage. But now my family and my inlaws get along very well. And they visit each other for all festivals.