After years of convincing by ranavikas, sagivini has finally agreed to change her marital status. We’re getting married on Jul 1, 2009 in Delhi, just two months before I turn 30. (Never mind the bride’s age, she’s 23 ever since she passed out of college)

Our story goes back long, long time ago – 2004 to be precise, before the era of twitter and facebook, when people used to meet face to face. Although a lovely story on how we met would have been nice fit for the occassion, unfortunately, it was in highly unromantic setting of Trilogy office, so I’ll skip that part. For a change, I was the boss at that time.

It wasn’t like Raj and Simran type love-at-first-sight, but more like Jai and Aditi in Jaane Tu Ya Jaane Na where we graduated from we-are-just-friends to we-are-more-than-just-friends with time. Another chapter is now being written coming July.

Keeping in mind that our CFO (ofcourse, he’s the baniya amongst us, he has to be the CFO) is also getting married on the same day 269 kms away, we’ve kept reception on 2nd July so that everybody gets a chance to fund Must See India Two marriages on the same day is in-line with our corporate goal of extreme efficiency and eternal cost-cutting. Our CTO whokan got married few days back.

When Google launched maps, I promised my friends that I’ll include a link to map in my wedding card. Unfortunately, the paper cards were printed in a hurry, I had to leave the link for the online version! So, here’s the venue.

For those who have not yet booked a ticket, consider it booking from our website – www.mustseeindia.com, you’ll find the cheapest flight fares there.