Muqaddimah Pernikahan Novels & Stories

She may have told him that she married him for six months but she will give her best to make his marriage a success. She looked at him and their gaze met. He gave her a gentle smile and she looked down feeling jittery. "Q...Qubool hai, (I do)," She whispered gently three times, and then she proceeded to sign the papers. Once the papers were signed, they made dua (prayer) and after that, they were declared husband and wife as Hamza got up and stepped forward pushing the partition of flowers aside as he stood hovering over her. She got up out of respect and he closed his eyes. She saw his lips moving, he was reciting something, and then he opened his eyes. Their gaze met.

she said, looking at the dress again. “This dress over here, is every girl’s dream, especially wearing it for the man you love. Getting married isn’t just about being happy, but the fact that you share the good news and bad news. It’s not just a trip to heaven” mom said, that’s why I can’t do this!! If getting married with the guy who loves you is not perfect, then what about getting married with someone can never love you?

Playing loudly from the speaker was Hamisu Beaker's Jarumar Matar, everyone else was jolly as they sang along to it, the mood expressed immense joy and hers too. It was the second day of her wedding programme, the wedding Walima. The men from her family and his were at the mosque with an Imam to get her an Sufyan married in the eyes of Allah. Sabeerah was very nervous, she was seated in her bedroom dressed up in a blue laced dress, her face had been adorned with make up, her hands shone brightly, yesterday had been the Salle where all the ladies had gathered for Henna to be designed on their hands and feet by professional Henna designers.

mummy said while turning her head from them to vegetable seller. "Bhaiya please pack two kilograms onions." mummy said to the vegetables seller. "Is her love marriage?" I asked mummy. Mummy giggle and shake her head. "No.. Her parents choose groom for her." she said while picking the tomato carefully. "They are looked like they had a love marriage." I asked while helping her choose the tomato. "love is not a thing you wait for it to happen. It just happen. No matter how long you know your partner but when you first time saw him your heart skipped so many beats and you know that he is the one." mummy said looking at me giving me a small smile.

Little by little their marriage closed around her. At first, it seemed like heaven when she thought of the idea of being married to Abubakar. She had all the time she needed to plan how perfect their married life will be. She spent hours poring over recipes, improving her cooking skills so she can please her fiancee when they finally got married.

The adventure of wedding shopping had brought them even closer together, solidifying their bond before the grand celebration was set to begin. Maheen: (Looking at Zoahib) Tomorrow, all the functions start... I can't believe it's almost here. Zohaib: (Squeezing her hand) Our journey to forever is about to begin. And I can't wait. They shared a lingering gaze, filled with a mix of excitement, love, and a hint of nervousness. As they left the market, the anticipation of the upcoming wedding functions filled their hearts, ready to embrace the joyous moments that awaited them.

Sasha blush and face the crowd,Micah wiped the tears that was about to fall from his eyes,he looked over at his parents and smile when his mother gave him a thumb up smiling widely. The minister went up to the alter and stood in front of the couple's "Dear beloved,we're all gathered here in this congregation to join together Micah and Sasha in holy matrimony" The minister pause. "Unto this holy estate of marriage,these two persons come now to be joined"

Earnest said, his voice trembling with emotion. "I promise to be your partner, your best friend, and your soulmate," I replied, my voice barely above a whisper. We exchanged rings, the gold bands symbolizing our commitment to each other. Earnest placed the ring on my finger. The happiness that overwhelmed me was written all over the place. The minister pronounced us husband and wife, and Earnest leaned in to kiss me. It was a soft, gentle kiss, but it held a lifetime of promise and love. We turned to face our friends and family, beaming with happiness. The applause and cheers filled the air as we walked back down the aisle, hand in hand, ready to start our new life together.

Looking into his eyes, I smiled softly. “Do not worry so much about me, Cassius,” I whispered gently. “I understand what you’re trying to say.” His shoulders relaxed slightly beneath my touch. “When mates get married, they usually mark each other,” I continued quietly. “It marks the beginning of their life together properly. Sharing everything together. Living together. Becoming each other’s family completely.” I swallowed softly before continuing. “And I know that’s what you mean.” For a few seconds, neither of us spoke.

Chapter 31 I batted my eyelids trying to process what he had just said. “Is that really necessary?” I was taken aback and wanted to confirm what I had just heard. “That’s the rules, every newly weds need to spend their time together, it’s quite important on the first night of marriage.” Brian explained with a straight face, from what I have noticed he didn’t seem like one to smile that often, looking at the lady beside him I spotted a ring on her finger and figured she could be his mate, I wonder how she put up with him and his sullen mood.