Preethi says...

Married life will certainly not be as candy-flossed like the courtship and honeymoon days. The roses, chocolates, gifts and poems might not come my way 'always' as before. It'll all be about living and loving each other amidst all the dirty laundry, petty quarrels and nightly snores.

I might not have had a dream wedding but marrying him was my biggest dream come true. Now I'm waiting to live away up those dreams that kept us going till now.

Biju says...

After knowing her for five years, sharing our lives and our thoughts over phone calls, emails and short meetings, it feels wonderful to live our everyday lives with each other, talk about our respective days at work and eat our meals together. There have been times when she wasn't well and I felt helpless being so far or when I have been ill and wished she was near. I am happy such days would be banished now.

My greatest wish, right now, is to be her pillar of strength as she is mine and to do all I can so we are happy and content about everything. There are a lot of things that she wants to do and I want to be her motivation to go and do them. I want to justify her trust in me and be the secret behind her smile.

I am looking forward to every joy - small or big, to every talk, to every celebration and to everything that married life holds for us. It's an overwhelming feeling to be able to step onto this road to the future. We don't know what's in store but with our hands held tight, I know we will enjoy the ride.