To our friends and family: We're so excited to celebrate our wedding with you. Find all the details you need to know about our big day here.
Aug ’19: Sachintha swiped right for Hasina and Hasina returned the favour.
Sept ’19: The pair set themselves up for success by having their first date at the Temple. On that day, they started at Hare Krishna Mandir, with all the best Indian snacks from their shop, went to play footgolf in Stanmore (which we still don’t have the hang of), got carrots from Sainsbury’s to feed the deers. Hasina tried to race Sachintha but Sachintha lapped her and then went out for dinner. To this day, Hasina has to order food for Sachintha because on that day, she realised Sachintha has no interest in reading. The menu is one thing but this went on to not reading directions properly, leaving parking signs up to interpretation.
Dating throughout the numerous lockdowns was good in a way. Once either of them committed to the journey Birmingham > Portsmouth, they had to make their miles worth it. I suppose now we can see how worth the miles are…THEY’RE MARRIED!
Mehndi night, the bride’s family welcome family & friends to their home for an evening of Mehndi artwork applied on guests.
Poruwa Ceremony takes centre stage at traditional Buddhist Wedding Ceremonies. It involves a series of rituals performed by the Bride and Groom with loved ones. Made from wood, decorated with flowers and organic items, Poruwa is filled with natural energy for the couple to soak in at the start of their journey together.
Now we all know each other, lets partyyyy!