grooms

Grooms should enjoy their wedding as much as the brides—here’s to all the men getting hitched.

I Never Believed in Marriage — Until I Met Her
I used to say it often, like a symbol of honour. “I don’t believe in marriage.” It wasn’t anger. It wasn’t bitterness. Just a quiet, logical dismissal of a tradition I saw as outdated, flawed, and unnecessary.
By Muhammad Saqibabout a year ago in Marriage
When the Silence Moved In
Once there was laughter behind these doors, Echoes of love that washed the floors. A woman’s hum, a child’s small feet, The music of a home complete.
By Edgardo Millan about a year ago in Marriage
Let Me Dream Right Now
Let Me Dream Right Now They say that every girl fantasizes about their dream wedding, but I did not imagine my wedding as a little girl. For the past decade, I have been fantasizing about my idea of a perfect wedding and honeymoon. It extends into the kind of marriage where my husband and I would stay naked all the time and be unashamed like Adam and Eve (not in front of the kids, of course).
By kandis.about a year ago in Marriage
Why Marriage Still Matters in a Modern World?
In a world that’s rapidly changing—where independence is celebrated, personal freedom is prized, and traditional norms are constantly being redefined—the question, “Why should I marry?” is more relevant than ever. It’s not a question of rebellion or cynicism; it’s a genuine inquiry rooted in the desire to make meaningful, informed life decisions.
By Engr. Mansoor Ahmadabout a year ago in Marriage
The Vow That Survived the Storm
It started on a Thursday afternoon—the kind of overcast day that mirrors the mood of a marriage unraveling. Emma sat at the kitchen table, swirling cold coffee in her mug, staring through the window but seeing nothing. Across from her, Daniel scrolled his phone in silence. Ten years of marriage had quietly slipped into a rhythm neither of them recognized—one made of sighs, silent dinners, and separate lives under the same roof.
By Ayan khanabout a year ago in Marriage
The Man Behind the Numbers – My Life and Partnership with Temitope Samuel Falese
People often see titles and think they know the story. They hear the words Chief Financial Officer or business mentor and imagine boardrooms, strategy meetings, and complex numbers. While that may be true on the surface, what many do not see is the discipline, humility, and quiet strength that powers it all. I am writing this not as a business partner or entrepreneur, but as a woman who has lived beside this man. I have watched him lead, grow, guide, and serve with a level of integrity I still admire every day.
By Sam Temitope Faleseabout a year ago in Marriage
How to Create the Ultimate Groom’s Speech That Wows Your Guests
The groom’s speech is one of the most anticipated moments at a wedding reception. It’s your opportunity to thank everyone who made the day special, share heartfelt words about your partner, and maybe add a dash of humour to keep things light. But with emotions running high and expectations even higher, crafting the perfect speech can feel overwhelming. This guide breaks down how to create the ultimate groom’s speech—one that’s authentic, memorable, and well-received.
By Andrew Mileabout a year ago in Marriage
Married Like Bella, Fighting Like Real Life
When I was nineteen, I believed in the kind of love Bella Swan had—the all-consuming, world-shaking kind. I thought marriage would be a series of perfect moments, slow dances in kitchens, warm embraces after long days, and soft-spoken words under moonlight. I wanted the fantasy, the kind that feels like magic and lasts forever.
By Ayan khanabout a year ago in Marriage
The Envelope I Never Wanted
A Knock That Changed Everything I used to believe marriage was a promise that, if you worked hard enough, you could keep unbroken. Mark and I had been together for twelve years, and in all that time, I clung to the story that we were different—that we were stronger because we’d come from fractured families and were determined never to repeat their mistakes. Even when he started coming home late, smelling faintly of hotel soap, I convinced myself it was all in my head.
By Zahir Ahmadabout a year ago in Marriage
🌸 How I Found My Life Partner – A Journey of Prayers, Pain, and Destiny
I used to wonder how people found true love. I would see couples walking hand in hand, laughing like the world was theirs, and deep down, a soft ache would whisper inside me—“When will it be my turn?”
By Muhammad Riazabout a year ago in Marriage
Wife Wisdom: 12 Timeless Rules That Keep Love Alive
Marriage is a sacred partnership—built not on perfection, but on intentional love, respect, and effort. As a wife, your words, actions, and attitudes play a powerful role in shaping the atmosphere of your home and the heart of your husband. Whether you’re newly married or have journeyed together for decades, these 12 timeless rules can serve as reminders to nurture what you have and protect your relationship from unnecessary cracks.
By Hamayun Khanabout a year ago in Marriage
Chosen by Heart, Not by Chance
Exploring the Quiet Strength of a Centuries-Old Tradition When Priya met her husband for the first time, she didn’t feel butterflies. There were no long conversations under the stars, no secret texts or stolen kisses. It was a formal gathering, with both families seated around a table, sipping chai and discussing horoscopes. She nodded politely. He smiled awkwardly. And two months later, they were married. Fast forward ten years: Priya and Arjun now laugh together over breakfast, plan vacations, and argue about which movie to watch on Saturday nights. What started as an arrangement grew into companionship—and eventually, love. This isn’t a fairy tale. It’s the quiet, steady story behind many arranged marriages. But why do such unions, born without romance, often last longer than love marriages? Let’s explore the psychology, the facts, and the deeper reasons behind the enduring power of arranged marriages.
By Asad Khanabout a year ago in Marriage