Why did the girl and the American boy decide to have an Indian yoga wedding?

May 29, 2018, the parents will be Quanzhou girl Li Fei's right hand, placed on a pair of white hands, garlands of flowers around the two hands held tightly. In the traditional Indian yoga wedding, this is between the beloved to draw the lock of marriage with the son to grow old. After a few "I do's" in Mandarin with a beautiful accent, the people present cheered for him. Li Fei's eyes gradually covered with a layer of water mist. At the moment, she was wearing a traditional Indian wedding dress, beautiful as fire, and she said "I do" in English and Chinese, as if she had pressed the most important OK button in her life.

No bride price, no gifts, 26-year-old Li Fei and 32-year-old Prabhu, across the ocean, decided to hold hands for life. "We have the **** same hobbies and beliefs, which is the biggest strength that supports our love." At the wedding, Fei Li said she was grateful to her parents for understanding and supporting them, allowing them to have a simple, relaxed and special wedding according to their heart's desire. "The wedding is a unique ceremony that belongs to the two of us, and we did not want to spread waste and did not invite guests." Princess Li said she never imagined that a simple posting on WeChat about having this Indian wedding would make so many people come spontaneously, and she felt so happy and loved the wedding.

Surrounded by her closest friends and family, as well as witnesses who met for the first time and came to witness their special wedding ...... she looked at the familiar man in front of her, who had become her husband. Time seems to flow back to the moment they met a few years ago, and the certainty in their hearts is like the first time they met, never fading away.

In March 2016, at the yoga studio where she worked, Fei Li met Pabu, who was new to Quanzhou, China. At that time, Prabhu suddenly became very sick and needed to travel in a wheelchair, and the friends who met him did everything they could together to help him. Prabhu recovered under the care of everyone. Prabhu is from the United States, and his sincerity, which transcended different cultures and languages, touched Princess Li's heart.

For Prabhu, Princess Li learned to make cakes and pizzas. Prabhu also reciprocated with a birthday meal on her birthday: Indian food. Was it good? Princess Li answered that question in a paragraph. She said that many people ask her, "Does your husband cook? She would tell them, "Yes, he does, he makes the exact same thing every time, and the portions are extra large, and then I beg him to stay out of the kitchen." But no matter what kind of food Princess Lee cooked, Pabu was never picky. Prabhu told Princess Lee, "A person who dislikes his wife's cooking is a fool because he will run out of food."