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People who marry in winter may not have the most romantic view of marriage, but they are certainly the most thoughtful. The cold season symbolizes endurance, with its contrasts between the chill outside and warmth indoors mirroring marriage, a complex journey that is both fascinating and challenging, filled with trials and warmth.
People who marry in winter may not have the most romantic view of marriage, but they are certainly the most thoughtful. The cold season symbolizes endurance, with its contrasts between the chill outside and warmth indoors mirroring marriage - a complex journey that is both fascinating and challenging, filled with trials and warmth. I used to think marriage wasn’t meant for me—something others did, a life I couldn’t quite picture. Yet, as time went on, I found myself wondering if I was missing out, if marriage was a path worth exploring. And here I was, on my wedding day, standing at the edge of a new chapter I had once sworn wasn’t mine.
The day mirrored the contrasts I felt—soft snow falling outside, while inside, the warmth was palpable. The air began with a floral sweetness, light and fresh, much like the early thrill of love. As I walked, the scent shifted to earthy pine from the decorations, grounding me, hinting at the depth to come. Later, the creamy smoke from the fireplace filled the room, signaling the arrival of something more complex—like the evolution of love itself.
As I got ready for the ceremony, my emotions were tangled in gain and loss. I was stepping into something new, but also leaving behind the independent self that had walked alone for so long. It wasn’t sadness, but a bittersweet realization—I was gaining something beautiful while saying goodbye to something familiar. Walking down the aisle, the snow whispered on the roof like a quiet celebration from nature. My steps were heavy with change but light with anticipation. Inside, the warmth of family and friends contrasted the cold outside, filling the room with a feeling both tender and alive.
Before our vows, I spoke simply from my heart. “I don’t want grand promises or declarations. We’re just two people in a crowd, choosing to walk this path together because we’re happy in each other’s company—simple, real, honest. It won’t always be easy, but let’s make the happiness last as long as we can.
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