WEDDING

Activists see the verdict as a ‘landmark’ win over a provision that violates the right to privacy and is discriminatory against women who want to get married.

Surveys say Gen Z doesn't care much about the sanctity of marriage. So would they even care about matchmaking? We asked around.

“Even as I’m genuinely happy for the couples I photograph, one thought keeps running through my head: I probably won’t get to do the same."

The unlikely pair met during his court hearings and continued to keep in touch, eventually tying the knot in a secret location and settling for a life in hiding.

It comes as a historic moment for the community, which has long faced intolerance throughout India.

Even the local Congress MLA supports this regressive move and said that, "Since girls are easily controlled because they stay with parents, it is right to ban (mobile phone use among) girls.”

The event's organisers even sent out invitation cards, got custom wedding clothes made for the frogs, and arranged for them to go on a honeymoon.

After a three-decade battle, about 300 couples are expected to legally tie the knot for the first time in the continent.

This couple met at a Harry Potter quiz. Two years later, they’re getting married.

An Australian woman saved her fiancé's smutty texts until she was standing at the altar.

It's not as hard as you think.