Family matters kept private
Details about both families stay confidential.
Your two families have not spoken in twenty years
There was a business partnership that ended badly, or a broken engagement in your parents' generation, or a dispute over land. You grew up hearing their name said with contempt. Then you met one of them, somewhere far from all that, and found you liked each other very much. Now you must tell people who have nursed a grievance for half their lives.

Family matters kept private
Details about both families stay confidential.
Compatibility explained
Charts are compared in plain language, not just a score.
Remote consultation
Useful when the two of you live in different cities.
No forced outcomes
Guidance on timing and approach, without guarantees.
A young man discovers that the woman he has fallen for is the niece of his father's former partner, whom his father blames for the loss of their shop. He delays telling anyone. When he finally does, his father says, "Anyone in the world but that family."
Old feuds become part of a family's identity. To accept the match can feel, to parents, like conceding that they were wrong, or betraying those who suffered. Often the younger generation knows only one side of the story, and the original parties have never spoken since.
A consultation helps you understand the history and plan a careful approach. Kundli matching is available where the families value it. We cannot promise a reconciliation.
What each family believes happened. They rarely match.
Often one or two people. Others may be tired of it.
Someone trusted by both families who can carry a first message.
Ask, quietly, what each family says happened and who was most hurt. The main service page explains the consultation.
How the consultation worksDo not judge it. Ask only that it not be passed to the next generation.
Prepare the ground. Shock revives the old anger.
Civility at the wedding is a fair goal. Warmth may or may not follow.
You and your partner should each learn your own family's account, and compare them without arguing over who was right. Identify who is most bitter and who might be open.
Approach the more open relatives first. Say that you respect what your family went through and are not asking anyone to forget it, only that it should not decide your life. Find an elder or friend whom both sides trust to make contact. A small first step, a message of respect, a brief meeting on neutral ground, is enough. Sometimes a marriage ends a feud that both families had long wished to be rid of; sometimes it does not, and you will need to marry with a divided hall.
The session is online and can be joined privately from Iran. We help you plan the order of conversations. Birth details are for matching only.
It has happened. It can also harden positions for a while. Go carefully.
That you honour what he suffered, and that you were not part of the quarrel.
Only when both are ready, and with a calm third person present.
A joint prayer may help families who believe in it to make a fresh start. We do not claim it will.