When we first saw each other's profiles, we weren't even looking for exactly the same kind of person.

Rohan wanted someone who was comfortable with a simple lifestyle and family-oriented.

Meera was more focused on finding someone who would understand her career and independence.

At first, we weren't sure what would happen.

But we decided to talk.

That turned out to be the best decision.

We started with the usual matrimonial questions and slowly moved into normal conversations.

After some time, we stopped talking like two people who were trying to decide whether they should get married.

We just started talking.

We shared funny things from our day.

We complained about work.

We sent each other pictures of food.

We started discussing places we wanted to visit.

We even developed a habit of sending each other random messages whenever something reminded us of the other person.

By the time we met, it didn't feel like meeting a stranger.

It felt like meeting someone we already knew.

Our first meeting was very simple. We went for lunch and then walked around for a while.

There was no big romantic moment.

But when we went home, both of us knew that we wanted to meet again.

Things moved naturally after that.

Our families met, and eventually we got married.

The best thing about our relationship is that we became friends before we became husband and wife.

Even now, after being married for almost three years, friendship is still the part we value most.

We can be serious with each other, but we can also be completely silly.

We can talk about important things, but we can also spend an entire evening deciding what to order for dinner.

That's our life.

Nothing dramatic.

Just two people who enjoy being together.

And honestly, that's exactly what we wanted.

— Rohan & Meera