This Indian Woman’s Love Story Left Twitter Emotional – Here’s Why

Mekhala and Tatum belonged to different worlds, but writing brought them together.
Sona Cornelius
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Mekhala and Tatum’s wedding in Virginia
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(Photo: http://ericacamilleproductions.com/weddings/2019/06/lesbian-indian-wedding-lgbt-wedding-photographer/ )
Mekhala and Tatum’s wedding in Virginia
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A Twitter user recently posted photos of an adorable couple’s wedding ceremony, that took place in US’ Virginia in December last year, unleashing a barrage of feelings and support on social media – a lot of tears were shed over their heart-warming story.

Here’s how people have been reacting on social media:

‘For The Love Of Writing’

The two women, Mekhala, an Indian from Maharashtra, and Tatum, hailing from Texas, met during their college years together at a women’s liberal arts college in Virginia.

They belonged to different backgrounds; but writing brought them together, since they were in the same creative writing major.

“We leapt straight from friendship to love, a very serious love that we nurtured by transcending a seemingly constant series of obstacles – the long distance, cancer, graduate and law schools, hunts for jobs in the same country, finally moving in together, and evolving family acceptance.”
Tatum and Mekhala to <a href="http://ericacamilleproductions.com/weddings/2019/06/lesbian-indian-wedding-lgbt-wedding-photographer/">Erica Camille</a>, Their Wedding Photographer&nbsp;
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Their wedding photographer, Erica Camille, waited for World Pride week held recently to blog their wedding, partly because of how overwhelmed the pictures made her and because she wanted them to get the attention they deserve.

Here are some pictures of their wedding ceremony that Camille posted on her Instagram:

They chose the date of their tenth anniversary as their wedding date and got married in December 2018.

Their wedding comprised of a Hindu ceremony and a Western ceremony, the former officiated by a pandit and the latter by their professor – in whose class they had met over a decade ago.

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