Vidai comes as a paradox in a girl's life and no matter how much she resists that phase, eventually fails, have to leave her place and embrace the groom's family forever. The follow up of the article makes a mention of different things that goes in a bride's mind on her big day.
Marriage, the most important and blessed day in a girl's life. The day when her dream man comes all the way, holds her hand and marries her blissfully in presence of dear ones. Though beautiful phase which would be cherished forever, the most emotional one indeed. No girl can escape it either. Traditionally known as 'vidai' in the Indian custom, a girl has to leave her parent's house and go to the groom's family. Believe it or not, vidai comes as paradox in a girl's life and no matter how much she wants to resist that phase, eventually fails, despite making several attempts.
Nothing can compensate for those beautiful moments that were spent in mother's lap. The very first time when she would have addressed her mother, saying 'mum'. Those baby steps which made her father feel super proud of her daughter and a lot more. Having least said, here's glimpse of mixed baggage of feelings that makes a bride feels nostalgic on the most precious day of life:
Mother's pampering: She is someone who makes her believe that she is the most beautiful looking girl in the world. Now that she has to leave her home, she dreads on who would hold her hands and make her sleep affectionately like her mother?
Unconditional love of her superhero: no matter how strict he is, every dad is a super-hero for a girl. Every girl wishes to have glimpse of perfection, similar to her dad, in the 'would-be' husband. A father is the backbone of her life who creates cocoon that she cherishes ever. By now 'daddy's little girl' has suddenly grown up so much so that the father has now found out prince charming for his princess. Still, something which can never replace the significance of all that pampering she have had received is making her feel clueless on whether she will ever get the very same concern and care in the husband's family or not.
Love hate relationship with little sister and 'monstrous' brother: she surely have had endless fights with the little doll and her hunk, which she affectionately calls 'monster', but siblings undeniably are best friends. Those quarrels might have been extremely annoying, but she is surely going to cherish those so-called fights forever. Nothing can ever make her forget the shouting and screaming that she had to bear being elder and/or younger both ways.
Home sweet home: no matter which corner of the world she lived-in during her school or college days, there's still an eternal relationship that she connects with her home. Each and every corner has a beautiful story interwoven that cannot be faded ever. Her room that she decorated with the 'best' of her creativity, favorite couch that she bought with her pocket-money, teddy-her punching bag, she will miss anything and everything like crazy. Now that she will have to visit her own home like a visitor is making her virtually plead everyone to not let her go.
Last but not the least, the only question that will make her feel sleepless for nights is why she has to leave, can't she reside in her home forever?



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