MUMBAI <------ via hyderabad -----> RAJAHMUNDRY

I am excited and can very animatedly say that I have reached to the point of no return.

I am defying my parents who at one time thought that I can never get married but as they say for every good MAN there is a good WOMAN.

For my age I have waited longer then some but it was WORTH waiting for her.

So, I would like to announce that I am getting married on 15^th August 2010.

It has been a roller coaster ride so far and all I can say is that we gonna ROCK together…

AMEN!

p.s. It was a long delayed revelation between us to acknowledge that sometimes when you know, you just know

Sharing my surname, zip code and closet....

Comments

girl(un)interrupted said…

first of all i thank god for giving me such a loving husband...he listened to my prayers and blessed this poor soul with SHRINIVAS.

I like the way u love me...

all the love i can see it on the card itself.. never seen such a beautiful card in my lyf..and more over it consists of my name....wow no words to say any thng..
Thnx for the beautiful card once again..I know the efforts which u hav put to that card..evrythng is worthy..
U r one in a zillion shrini

Love u till eternity.

12:10 AM

Sandeep said…

Congrats yaar. May GOD bless you both.

Regards,
Sandeep

9:50 AM

Anonymous said…

man, sandeep made it jst before me. i thought i shd be the first one to reply, then i saw alekhya's reply,then i realised she had to be the first, then i thought i shd atleast be the second and damn you sandy, i realy hate you :)
awesome card bro, wish you all the luv and luck.
only one small advice...BE IN TOUCH :)
Santosh Padmanabhan
P.S. Alekhya hvent met or spoken to you, bt hve heard a lot abt you frm shrini, eager to meet you. all the best to you too.

10:13 AM

Asha said…

Beutiful card... beautiful thought... may GOD bless you both... Congratulations dear.

11:15 PM

Salil said…

Wishing U a very happy & funfilled married life bro.As u both start your married life together, hand in hand, may all the things you're hoping for, turn out the way you've planned.
Best wishes, today and always.

5:38 PM

Jinnesh said…

So this was ur last independence day,every good thing comes to an end, so does.... sorry mate wrong one...
wish u a very happy married life.. congrats to both of you for a new beginning ... Enjoy :-)

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