Marriage Novels & Stories

“So, you don’t care about that either?” “Are you kidding? The most incredible woman in the world has agreed to be my wife. It is everything I have ever wanted. I don’t care HOW we get married. I just want to marry you. I want you to call me husband. I want to make you happy. The rest just never mattered to me.” Levi clears his throat and smiles. “I have an idea, if you are interested. You both clearly wish to be married as soon as possible. But with as little stress as possible, correct?”

My words brought forth his signature smile, one that warmed my heart. Finally, we reached the fourth story, and I spoke with a touch of envy, my voice tender. "Marriage isn't about fleeting passion; it’s about lasting companionship." I cupped his cheek in my hand, making my promise clear. "Neil, if one day we walk into marriage together, I will spend the rest of my life with you, giving you a warm home. We will grow old together, experiencing every little part of life, and we’ll never part."

Aunt Asha's eyes were shining while looking at Porishma. Aunt Asha bent down and applied red color liquid to Porishma's feet. "A wedding is a ceremony where two or more people are united in marriage. Marriage refers to the relationship, the long-term sharing of two lives", aunt Asha said and tried hard not to shed tears. Davish's mother hugged Aunt Asha looked at Porishma and said, "Marriage marks the beginning of the family. It's a lifelong commitment that widens your horizons and the purpose of existence on this Earth. It's not just a physical union"

Kenedi POV. "What does marry mean?" I ask my mommy on the way back home, daddy was scolding me and saying that I can't marry uncle Rory. "It's when two adults love each other very, very much and they decide to live together always and be husband and wife," she says. "But mommy and daddy live together," I say, we live on the same floor and sometimes we sleep in the same bed. "No sweetie, mommy lives in her room and daddy in his, when we marry we'll live in one room always," she explains to me.

“What do you think about marriage?” Confused by the sudden attack, Cassey turned her head on the man hoping he would see his eyes. But his eyes were closed. “Marriage is a union between two people, who vowed to stay with each other through thick or thin.” Cassey smiled as she uttered those words. To her, that was the safest way to define marriage- to exclude the concept of love. “Would you marry if one tells you to?” This time, the man turned his head to Cassey.

But after reading the clause I was shattered. As per the bible, a wedding is not done on purpose to be a fixed contract that can be torn up or failed at will. This accord is intended to be a lifetime state. This is why Jesus stated in Matthew 19:6: “Wherefore they are no more twain(two), but one flesh. Albeit, ours was not the sacred connection between three; the man, the woman, and God. So, I signed it before thinking twice.

snapped the uncle. If Diaz's interlocutor wasn't an older person like them, Diaz would have said sarcastically or at least said openly what was on his mind right now. Diaz said the same sentence to Claire via text, that marriage is not just a matter of being willing or not, but it is deeper than that. Unfortunately, Diaz can't express his thoughts that clearly, but he still knows how to respect elders, even though he thinks elders like them can treat with disrespect. Especially if it wasn't for their arbitrarily offering a man they didn't know to marry their precious niece—ah Diaz forgot, Claire probably wasn't that valuable to either of them. "I think Claire

That's why i have been ignoring this Marrige topic since last 2 years. But yesterday, My sister Ravi asked me when will i settle down?? Well she's a doctor and living with her husband Prithvi who's also a doctor. I was reluctant to get her married to him as he was her senior and also i don't wanted to her to get marry to anyone. Alas, that idiot husband of her took her away from me.

Baymont replies, "There is no such thing as 'married' in the Old Realm." "Uh, marriage isn't a thing, La, it's a ceremony or a contract." Evelyn didn't expect to encounter a cultural divide when she first came here, she tried her best to explain it to Baymont in layman's terms, "Two people who get married vow to have only one partner for the rest of their lives, share each other's possessions, and belong to each other alone both physically and spiritually..." "I see," Baymont commented briefly with a nod, "what a hideous curse.

It's games and its metrics. The pastor stepped forward, and a sense of reverence settled over the chapel. "Dear friends and loved ones, we have gathered here today to witness and celebrate the union of Edmond and May in marriage. This is a sacred and joyous occasion, a moment when two souls come together in love and commitment. Marriage is a sacred covenant, a promise to love, honor, and cherish one another. It is a partnership of mutual respect and understanding, a journey of shared dreams and aspirations. As Edmond and May stand before us today, they do so with hearts full of love and hope for the future." His voice resonated,