The caste system has been a rigid part of Indian customs for ages. It is an evil that has made the rules and regulations of the Hindu tradition biased and unfair. Discrimination based on the caste system has ruined society and created differences among people belonging to different castes. Marriage is a sacred institution, especially in the context of Indian customs. Even when the world has become so advanced there are people who follow strict caste rules. Marriages in Hindu society are caste driven; inter-caste marriages are considered to be a sin and are not approved by the elders.
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There are various reasons why elders in Hindu society flinch away from inter-caste marriages like :
They fear societal norms and social standing
Loss of reputation
The cultural difference- they believe that the couple will not be able to settle down and religiously follow each other's culture.
They believe that the children born out of the inter-caste marriage will not be perfect.
The Torture that the family and the couple have to face at the hands of the society
The ill-effects of not approving inter-caste marriages :
Hampering the growth of the society
Create fissures among different social groups and castes
Poses a threat to the national unity
Various love couples either end their life or are killed
It is the responsibility of the younger generation to make their elders realize that the rigid caste system is morbid and has a dark future ahead. The youngsters can take various steps on their part to demolish this system :
The girl or boy should be introduced as a friend to the family and be allowed to earn their love and respect.
The qualities of the person you love should be highlighted in front of the family members.
Try and learn the customs of each other's caste. This will enable you to earn the love of family members.
Try and show your family members how this kind of system is obstructing the progress of the nation
The Government of India has made different laws to encourage inter-caste marriages.
Social activists and groups are actively contributing to the create awareness among the people of the hazards of not accepting the inter-caste-marriages.
Movies, plays, street plays, demonstrations, etc. have been used to demonstrate that inter-caste marriage should be allowed
Even after so much is done to curb this system yet it remains a social taboo. People of all castes have to stand together and fight this evil. Our write-up is an effort to make you aware of the problems that are caused when inter-caste marriages are not accepted and is also an attempt to give suggestions to tackle them.
Problems attached to Inter Caste Marriage and ways to handle
Rajesh
25 December, 2015 at 12:29 pmInter caste marriages were not allowed as it makes no meaning of human society. It is just as an animal life. IF a person cannot bind to a society what the ----- he or she cannot bind anything in this society.
Shivananda
04 March, 2022 at 2:51 amMy name is shivananda i belongs to manipuri comunity and i love a assamese girl since a decade she too love me but both families are against it.we both are going into depression day by day and her parents wants her too get married soon
Soundariya
29 March, 2017 at 3:21 pmHai. Iam from pondicherry tamil girl. I have love someone. He is a punjabi boy. Actualy we introduced in facebook. He talk about me with his parents. But his parents not accept our relationship. Tell we r not meet in face to face. Just talk in watsapp and facebook only. Now iam very confuse. Its all is true? How its possible? If its all is true how to convence our parents? How its possible? Plz help me iam very confused.
Vishwas
13 March, 2017 at 10:56 pmThere is some space left in hell. You can fill that. It is people like you who are hampering the growth of India.
Priya
17 February, 2017 at 8:36 pmThen why are u in 21 st century go back 1 st century basically ur not fit to be in any century moron
Saravana
18 April, 2016 at 3:05 pmMr. Rajesh\r\n\r\nYour message to society is wrong. I support for love marriages. 👍👍
darshab
21 February, 2016 at 1:23 amI agree with you dude
Nootan k naik
16 April, 2015 at 5:09 amam loving one marvadi girl.. n shee too loving me... bt our prblm is her family... her father vry strcted n imposing more n more ristriction on her..... and now her family ready to take her engagement with another boy... bt she telling me...that " I can live with u only..I cant stay with other boy..I will kil myself....." bt if I ask her family for her they wont give me...her... n the thing which she lvng me is should not to b knw to her fmily...if they come to knw...they only kill hel... plzzz give me suggestion
Abhimanyu
21 August, 2016 at 12:14 pmMy freind in this situation you had the best idea go juss plan for your both futures..ran away with her...out station...be self dependent. First earn for your both...n if you r 21 n she is of 18 years complete thn juss don\'t care about anything Marry her in court tht courts marriage certificate is shield for you no one can even touch you. Becuz court ,law n government is with you. So juss fight ..for her . N marring her be happy. .n live a happy married lyf don\'t leave your hope..juss dare
Bhargavi
18 March, 2016 at 8:48 pmHello sir I think people who are educated they can give their child\'s to other caste i thought that they parents are not educated \r\ncaste system should be abolished in every ones education life what\'s d difference btw reddy and madiga did they get 60 hours a day or else sun and rains goes to only upper caste people \r\nGOVERNMENT should take necessary steps that should won\'t be repeated in future
rk
06 March, 2016 at 8:20 pmbhava palavun nhe tila
twisha
08 February, 2016 at 9:22 pmsee i am nt being rude or insensitive but this thing is quite serious she told u that she would kill herself if shw ont be able to live with u nd u told us that her family would kill if they gt to knw bout u both so first thing is u cnt approach her parents and talk instead take help of some other sources lyk ngo\'s who handle these kind of cases nd best thing which i cosider to be the best sol is how can parents restrict their child to take decision of her lyf...its a serious matter nd its related to her whole lyf nd somewhere to urs too so i think u shuld approach to persons who r influential nd has handled cases lyk this before.\r\nbest of luck man!!!
soumik
06 April, 2015 at 4:17 amThanks for helping those couples who belongs to differnt caste..
satish
15 October, 2016 at 9:35 amdont worry about that just marry her in any arya samaj then go away from the parents and dont tell then address, switched off both of your mobile phones and send your marriage certificate color xerox and marriage photoes to nearest police station and to her home also. atleast 3 months u should be in secret place and give security to your parents.\r\n\r\nbut if she is very perfect in your love marriage and if u also have confidence then after marriage direct go to sp office only and seek security from them.\r\n\r\ni also did inter caste marriage my wife is goud and iam nayak, we got success and we have a child.now everything is fine.but one year we have to struggle for that.
rani
28 December, 2014 at 8:03 amvery good article, really liked it.. its short and straight to the point. why parents doesnt accept inter caste marriages is that they are afraid it will end up in divorce.. i wanna ask them how many arranged marriages have succeeded, i accept arranged marriages have succeeded more in number than love marriages and that's because parents forcefully make them stay together even if they are not compatible to each other, even if they are not in sync with each other, even if they are not happy with each other.. Im not saying all arranged marriage couples are forcefully kept together.. Differences will be there in love and arranged marriages. Its just that the couples have to understand those differences and make their marriage work and not by the peer pressures, After all Love and respect is the most important thing in marriage not caste and religion.
Maggie Ly
25 July, 2013 at 1:40 pmI am happily married with two children to an Indian man who loves me very much. I'm actually Chinese and we're both Canadians and I had no idea what the caste system was until we were married! I have to add that I am also a practicing Christian and just have the utmost love and repsect for everyone in the world regardless of caste or wealth. Anyhow, were are soulmates and it is a shame that his family treats me sub-human even though I treat them like kings and queens and follow a lot of the Indian traditions even though they don't like to admit the Chinese values are very similar. Anyhow, it's been five years and two beautiful children later and it's a shame they wouldn't get to know me a little more because of the colour of my skin. Living in Canada, my husband and I have lots of friends with inter-marriage and inter-caste and in time their families have accepted them because they see how happy they are! It's rather funny, even with 2 degrees I wasn't good enough! :-) I understand my situation is different but it comes down to trust. My Chinese parents have loved my husband from day 1 and trust me in all of my life decisions where his family treats him like a 5 year old who has no mind or sense of his own. We can't imagine life without each other and I pray that the couples of India would overcome this obstacle. Many blessings to you all!
Manisha
16 November, 2015 at 7:39 pmSame here as well. Sometimes I think I have done a huge mistake, and if I was given a chance by god to make a wish I would have rather ask him to rewind my married life to unmarried. I sometimes have depression though and feel like giving up my life. In India many things have changed people itself has changed but the way of thinking remains the same.
suraj qurashi
16 April, 2013 at 10:39 amthis is really a good post.,.,.,.,we all can wash off this dirt from the society by standing along with each other.,.,.,.but unfortunately when this problem occures in one,s family they starts thinking diff.... they dont think they are a part of this huge nation they only think about theirselves,.,.,.,this is wrong very wrong i m facing this kind of problem too.,.,.and today is the day when a decision will b make about both of our lives.....keeep pray for us that everything will go best for love.,.,.,.,myself suraj
Ajit
02 January, 2013 at 9:31 amhi friends i am ajit. iwant to marry my love whoz cast is brhmin and i am a khandayat but my parents don't allow us for marry they strictly say that if we do so they will leave us and close all type of contact with us . our parents are litterer but still they belive in cast tradition not only my parents but also all over odisha and in allover india also. so guys plz give me some suggest...
Santosh
21 September, 2012 at 11:51 amHi Friends I want to ask u all something,i m going to marriage with someone which is in inter caste & my family not going to accept her please advice me what should i do please friendsssss plssss i need ur help.....
Preet
14 February, 2016 at 1:48 amAp dono ney piyar kiya ..ek dusrey ko accept kiya ab kisi key aap logo ke rishtey ko accept krwaney ki kya jrurt .....yaar logo ney history likh deya apney piyar ke leye or tum on baato ko soch rhey ho jo tumharey piyar ke samney koi mtlb hi nhi rkhta ....
Ruhi
24 August, 2012 at 6:21 amI had a very similar story..my boyfriend...better to say my Ex boyfriend..he proposed me and followed me for 6 months and said everything to make me say yes...did all kind of promises...after getting convinced n even after meeting his parents i said yes..after 3 years he just simply said one day my father isn't ready you must leave me now..after having intimate relationship with a girl they do like this. I really don't know what to do with these kind of people...They maintain double standards...its a shame for them if there son marries a girl from other caste...but its not a matter of concern that they are ruining a girl's life...from past 1 year I am in so much in pain but they never ever called me to say one sorry. They even blamed me for everything that i should have kept different options before deciding to get married to their son. Sometimes I want to forgive them..that I am doing from past 1 year. They did this with the girlfriend of their elder son as well and get hi married to a girl of their choice. Sometimes I think I should tell them all the truth that it was their son who came to me begging for love not me. And it was him who slept with me and whenever i wanted to leave he said he will kill himself if i did so all these 3 years. Its really strange how people can act like this. I really feel an urge to tell them the truth and give them a free advice that they should better tell this to their son before they send them to collage that in our house this isn't acceptable and this will certainly help in saving other girl's life. I REALLY DON;T WANT ANY OTHER GIRL TO SUFFER AS I DID.
dinesh
15 May, 2015 at 9:01 amthis was only physical attraction between male and female and not love this happens in 95%of the love stories, our age old ,tested traditions are golden they should be followed religiously,otherwise same outcome will be there as has happened with you.
dondee
13 June, 2012 at 6:59 amhey....good post and comments too..... but what if its not cz we are afraid to ask our parents....but because we believe that they (the parents) have a right over accepting or rejecting our choice of love?
satyalakshmi
13 June, 2012 at 8:57 pmI am groping in the dark to really understand how I behave and react when my daughter declares that she has decided to opt for inter caste marriage. Now it really happened and I am puzzled to think of the consequences. certainly my society does not accept for such a proposal. But my daughter is stead fast and says marriage of her choice or no marriage at all. At the same time she does not like to hurt her mother's sentiments and prospects of her younger sister who incidentally does not like inter caste marriages at all. In the given situation how my daughter should adopt after marrying her choicest person out of love or just friendship. Further I have a serious doubt whether my daughter is sure of difference between love and friendship.I pray any couple who happened to be of different castes and married for at least a couple of years to let me know how they feel after the lapse of say, one or two years. I need their true and frank expression to really follow the suit. please e mail your experiences and of course your true suggestion as to adjustments that my daughter should keep in mind with the new set of other( caste) consequences. To be more precise the good and bad aspects of this probable mariage.
Dr.Amit
17 December, 2012 at 7:43 pmyou just need to be bold enuf to say - " I feel that happiness of my children is more important to me than the so called pseudo-SAMAAJ ".. "Those who wish to understand it are welcome at the marriage ceremony. Those who are less of a human, and more of a social animal can withdraw... " THIS IS THE BEST AND MOST CORRECT OPTION
Indian girl
09 September, 2012 at 1:36 pmTalk to ur daughter open-minded and if you are sure that she is in love (not mere attraction or friendship), do convince the society and go for her marriage.Also make sure he is a good guy and will take good care of ur daughter.I'm in love with a guy who is of different caste (but we both are hindus) and my parents are not accepting it fearing about degradation of respect in my village & society.I love the guy and my parents a lot & not able to leave either of them.Pls do not keep ur daughter in that position.If at all you are sure that its not love,then make her understand.Good Luck :) May God shows your family the right path :)
subitha subramanian
10 June, 2012 at 7:08 amthank u 4 such a wonderful post. intercast marriages should b encouraged. atleast it wil fill in the gap with lotz of love and undrstandn tat people have created through their castes.
spreadlaughs
05 June, 2012 at 7:36 pmI am suffering through the same problem and It has become practically impossible to make both our families See eye to eye. My boyfriend's brother has stopped all communication with him. Question remains same, why? We're both well educated well settled in life.
YOGESH WALUNJKAR
02 June, 2012 at 8:10 amthis is good message to casteism society.i also suffered from conditions mentioned above .i hope there will be a association of inter cast married peoples in india , by which there is way to approach to association ,for those intercast peoples who does not have any support from society & i also very sad to say that , todays most young generation also suport the cast system .My life achivement or dream is to see castless india ,for that purpose there must be a association for helping suffered intercast persons.
sudeepthi
01 June, 2012 at 1:44 pmmy parents are showing some silly reasons and telling me to do what ever i feel(but they will not be there withme) i don't want to get married without their support as my such act would spoil my younger sisters future,pls suggest me.
dinesh
15 May, 2015 at 8:53 amdon't do it then if you wanna support/ trust your family and sister in particular.believe your parents.they are not fool or your enemy. this article is written by some mentally retarded person for spoiling our younger generations.98% of the marriages are still arranged marriages and a bigger % of them is successful than intercaste/inter-religion marriages.this is Indian age-old tradition and will be there in practice till we are on this earth.
Anna
22 May, 2012 at 10:51 pmIs this the same case with getting married with an European or worst? I this inter-cast marriage is not gonna be a big issue in 10-20 years when the children of the well educated young generation grow up. But what to do till then? We can't wait ages for the appreciation of the family, right?
Himanil Saikia
15 May, 2012 at 8:44 amReally very nice suggestions... Lets get united and demolish this system...if we all individually try to convince our famillies, then the change is not too far.....
ShaMm
11 May, 2012 at 4:50 amthis is a good article. But what about the parents who are uneducated? Who don't know how to read and write. I still beleive that they will not accept it.because they follow their rural tradition even being in cities like hyderabad.
krutika
08 May, 2012 at 3:56 pmi m really happy to read this and this generated a lott of courage within me. after following these casteism people have forgot that there is also a caste which comes on top of everything and thats caste of HUMANITY. In India we dont even have the liberty to do that would make us happy. but its high time now,this generation has to be firm on this. being in a love with a boy of different caste makes me proud now because i will be helping in uniting 2 families from different caste,contributing a little in the well fare of the society too :). friends lets not loose hopes soo early and strive hard to make our relationship successful.
Alekhya
29 April, 2012 at 10:35 amNice article..Infact i have followed all the suggestions that are mentioned here(before reading this article itself).I introduced him as a friend.They also liked him very much.when they have known about our relation,they stated that we cheated them.My mother is depressed and staying in relatives home far from me.I am not knowing what to do.
Ankita
11 May, 2016 at 9:10 amGuys...our parents say nt to marry other caste just coz of society..same condition is over here also, my parents is also nt accepting my bf they are saying dat they like my bf but just coz of caste they are not acceping..n even my bf\'s family is also nt accepting us....bt guys...dis is high time...if v want dat dis should nt be wid others den v hv to take stand..m nt saying to hurt parents bt saying to convince them...coz god never created difference dis is human being who believes in this...there is need to support change den only v cn creat happy environment for everyone...
sudeepthi
01 June, 2012 at 1:46 pmmy mother is also acting same,i don't understand their problem in accepting our love. can't they see us when we are happy
srinath
25 April, 2012 at 6:52 amI like this intercaste marriage. Before this marriage, three types we have to follow 1.attachment 2.mutual understanding 3.Respect
Lucky
25 April, 2012 at 12:17 pmThis is a very nice article. I don't know why parents feel that their son/daughter should marry a partner who is of the same caste.Because of parent's one wrong decision, the son/daughter has to sacrifice their love.It is high time that people should start believing that caste doesn't matter in love. It's the two partners happiness that matters. I hope everyone should implement this thinking in their lives.
Shona
18 March, 2012 at 7:00 pmThis article is very nicely portrayed. Stubborn parents may just think of this article as just another article, but for some, it may very well open their eyes for which they were not willing to open up earlier. This article has touched each and every aspect of the current Indian tradition which people have been following since ages. Its still very hard to believe that people being so educated, do not come to terms in-case of inter-caste marriages. Its just about the stature and position that the elders are worried about. Request all the people reading this post to actually implement and eradicate this blind belief of inter-case marriages and not just read this post just for the sake of reading.
Ipsita Chatterjee
17 March, 2012 at 7:10 pmI really love this articles this will help me & i love a boy who is from another his family is not accepting me because i am from different cast its really hurt me a lot but this will help me
Ipsita Chatterjee
17 March, 2012 at 7:27 pmI really love this article & this will help me because i love a boy who is from another cast & his family is not accepting me because i am from different cast its really hurt me a lot this & he also love me a lot . Really this article will help me . We should do something about this to allow inter-cast marriage
Mayuri
27 February, 2012 at 6:00 amThanks for this great article...! Really intercaste marriages are the signs of existence of true love on the earth.. and also caste system is one of the important obstruction in India's progression.
ILoveSakshi
26 February, 2012 at 9:09 amArticle is real good , I am going to share it on my Blog I created for my love....We are in same condition. Thanks..... Thumbs Up!
atesh
15 February, 2012 at 5:00 pmhope our elders should learn that true love if united brings happiness and it doesn't sees any caste barriers!
Prvn
13 February, 2012 at 8:23 amCaste sys. should be abolished ...spread and accept love without the feeling of castelism.... Todays occupation must be the caste of people....
PANKAJ CHAUDHARI
10 February, 2012 at 4:44 pmIts Nice Post... But its takes lot more time to Understand to our Rude & Blind Belief People... So if they Read... May god bless him...... Nice Post..
Raina Ajmera
22 January, 2012 at 5:15 pmFor how many more centuries will we keep referring to adult men and women as boy and girl? Does anyone have any conclusive stats to prove that people who marry "within their own caste" are happier and have more successful marriages? Why is "what will people say" so important to Indians? Why are Indian men so insecure and so tightly tied to their mother's "pallu's"? Why are parents of men so petrified of the presence of a new bride/woman in their sons' lives that they have to make her as uncomfortable and unhappy as possible by constantly criticizing and expecting her to adapt in days to their "better" ways? Why are urban Indian educated women so desperate to NOT be willing to adapt to a married state of life and behave as if every bit of adaptation is a huge compromise/sacrifice on their part? Why do Indian parents constantly keep tabs on their married "children's" lives and want daily and 12 hourly status reports?
yuri
13 January, 2012 at 6:00 amThank you for your good post. I have been searching for this kind of articles for my part of the studies... keep posting!!!
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10 January, 2012 at 6:13 amhope this evil is removed soon....
Ayushmita Arokiasamy
29 December, 2011 at 3:47 amMy parents are from different caste and got married.They are lucky to have understanding and open- minded parents who approved their love.Well, I always feel proud to born in a inter caste family......my father is a gounder whereas my mom is pandaram
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Renjith
23 December, 2011 at 9:35 amThis is a good read. Inter caste marriages should happen and let slowly slowly the boundaries of caste religion be broken.
lokeshgowda
29 November, 2011 at 6:41 pmReally nice article. I like it!
KUMAR ANUKUL
14 November, 2011 at 3:13 pmThanks! As far as my opinion is concerned There are some advantages include on this.
Shivakumar K L
09 November, 2011 at 4:33 amI felt bit relaxed after reading this article... good attempt.
shyju
07 November, 2011 at 9:32 amya really its nice post... this kind of posts gives more courage to youngsters like us.
Vicky
18 October, 2011 at 7:14 pmReally loved this ARTICLE .....
Rahul Patil
06 October, 2011 at 6:54 amGood Article . . . Go with true and strait way, understand the real problem of parents of both side, and by self find the real answer and respectfully request them . . . . One time will come you meet your Love . . . . In any extreme condition if you done marriage without permission of parent than you should have to join with parents, this should have future target of your love . . . . In true way nature co-operates at every turn . . . . go true and strait way . . . .
prashan
02 October, 2011 at 7:33 amya!! this is really a very gud article and help those lovers which are belongs to different caste... thanks 4 dis article.
nawaz khan
15 September, 2011 at 6:14 pmThis article is very useful to understand the problem and how to resolve them.........good one
Vikas
08 September, 2011 at 2:07 pmVery helpful post. I really does the job of bringing some hope into the lives of couples from different castes. Earlier days there used to various communities and societies for different castes. For example, a rajasthani school would allow only marwadi students. So they would only interact with people of their own caste. Now in a multicultural setting, teenagers meet and become friends with people of not only different caste but also different religion. So it is quite obvious that intercaste relationships are going to be formed. So if parents are really worried about their daughter or son interacting with people from different castes they shouldn't send them to colleges. I might sound rude but imagine you keep a jar full of chocolates in front of a kid is it possible that the kid wont even take one? Parents should open their minds and ACCEPT the multicultural society they have sent their kids into.
Aman Bhardwaj
24 August, 2011 at 6:29 amAwesome blog! Keep posting.
Monica
11 August, 2011 at 10:27 amThanks for such a good post!
Vinod
08 July, 2011 at 6:11 pmThis Article is really good. I like it...
Jennifer Lopez
17 May, 2011 at 5:47 amThis article is really good I like it.
Darshak
30 April, 2011 at 7:20 pmThis is undoubtedly a good post. At least it tempts the people to think about it. Yes, it is the fear of the social reactions which is forcing our elders to take a negative stand on inter-caste marriages. Of course they were brought up in such a society. It seems they are committed to follow these rules. But it doesnt mean that those practises need to be followed by the generations to come. Even the people who talk a lot in favour of this in public, hardly agrees to do so when they themselves happens to face such a situation in their own family. And the most pathetic thing is that they consider the breakup of such relationships as a sacrifice to be done for the sake of the society. Then it is up to the children to change their thoughts. And in most cases the children in such communities dont have the voice to speak in this regard. The intensity varies depending on the communities. But at the end of the day, what really matters is the happiness of the son/daughter. Or is it their social commitment?!!
sandip singh
29 April, 2011 at 10:38 amInter-cast marriage make us understand d truly meaning of love,,
Dia
18 April, 2011 at 12:43 pmCan fully understand the significance of this article as a similar story is playing out in my life right now.. thanks for sharing..
skoshy
04 April, 2011 at 10:27 amThe article is really very good. Inspite of all the awareness trying to be given, inter caste marriages are not accepted by many families. Can you please suggest some more ways of convincing parents for this.
Biswa
06 January, 2011 at 11:33 amI think more movies specially on the intercaste marriage should be produced. For example the story like the "TWO STATES" by Chetan Bhagat. Govt. should take more initiatives to promote and encourage intercaste marriage by launching frequent awareness AD on all the Indian TV channels. Media should propagate the myths and the superstitious reasons on the basis of which people generally consider intercaste marriage as Taboo.
manu
01 December, 2010 at 4:06 amthanxxxxxxxx............. u r doing gr8 job by helping all who love each other but belong to different castes..........
Shahnawaz
17 November, 2010 at 7:06 pmInter caste marriage will prove the real meaning of love. Thanks for sharing..
devashish kotnala
05 November, 2010 at 6:12 pmVery very nice message to all of us Inter-caste marriages should be respected and accepted.
Jenna Kirkhart
05 July, 2010 at 5:26 pmThanks for that great article.!
Zack Worthan
05 July, 2010 at 11:41 pmThanks for posting.. Its really a good article..
Leontine Carpio
04 July, 2010 at 3:49 pmThanks for posting this... Its really a good article..
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Samiran Patgiri
29 June, 2010 at 4:18 pmThanks for good post. Suggestions given are good but some more suggestions can be made to convince the parents. Gaining a strong knowledge about the background of the parents can really make a good impression.
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24 June, 2010 at 3:06 pmLet us go to work as your event planners, this is what we do ( I loved your article, great job).