Aditya weds Meena

frankly speaking, i hate weddings, especially Maharastrian weddings, i even hate the boring receptions after the weddings.
Weddings that i have attended have been those of my parents' friend's daughter's someboby's somebody's...basically those of people that i did not really care about. I would just go there with my parents and give false smiles and laughs, hog the ice cream and come back.
But Aditya happens to be a good friend of mine, we have had talks on all sorts of things ranging from (much needed) careeer advice, to total tp talks like his school days, and how he messed up his exams by studying for history when the paper was that of Sanskrit...his life at iit, in the US... and what not. Yes, and of course, his wedding.
So this wedding was something i was really looking forward to! Here i met all the people i knew, and they knew me personally, not as raghuvir's daughter whom they meet only at such events. i had so much fun, even though i was surrounded by adults, they were really cool!
I used to blame Maharastrian weddings in general as i had heard that some other weddings like those of my punjabi friends last for days and they have a ball. They celebrate with mehndi and dance and really cool food, and all sorts of other stuff. But i guess, its the people that make all the difference, not the place or the food or the duration of the event after all.