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Details about both families stay confidential.
Your parents accept the person, but not how far away you would live
He is from Kerala and works in Kochi. She is from Jammu and her parents have never let her travel alone beyond Delhi. They say he seems a good boy. They also say they will not send their daughter two thousand kilometres away, to a place where nobody speaks their language. For families in Jammu and Kashmir, distance alone can be the whole objection.

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 daughter tells her parents she wishes to marry a colleague from the south. Her mother asks, "If you are ill, who will come? If there is trouble, how will we reach you?" Her father says he had hoped she would settle in Jammu or at least in the north. Nobody has said a word against the man.
Parents who have lived through uncertain times hold family close. A child marrying far away feels like a loss, and for a daughter, they imagine her without protection among strangers. This objection is love, and it responds to reassurance more readily than most.
A consultation helps you plan how to answer their fears in practical terms. Kundli matching may be added if your family follows it. No one can guarantee their agreement.
Usually vague and frightening. Replace it with detail.
Visits, calls, and how quickly you could come home if needed.
Whether they might stay with you for long periods, or you might return north later.
Where you would live, your work, and how often you could travel home. The main service page explains how to book.
See the consultation processOffer a concrete pattern: so many visits a year, a daily call.
Let them meet your partner's parents, in person or first by video.
You can love them and live elsewhere. Say both.
Give your parents facts. Show where you would live, the flights and their cost, your partner's home and family in photographs and on calls. Invite your partner to visit and stay, so that he or she becomes a person they know and not a distant place.
Make promises you can keep: visits at set times of year, and that you will come at once in an emergency. Suggest they travel to see your future home before deciding. If your work could later move north, say so honestly, without promising what you cannot ensure. Let a relative who has a child settled far away tell them how it has been.
The session is online, so travel and weather are no obstacle; join from Jammu, Srinagar or wherever you are. We consider your parents' fears with respect. Birth details are for matching only.
They are being protective. Their fear is real even if the risk is small.
Discuss it openly as one option. It should be a joint choice, not a condition imposed.
Give them time, contact with his family, and a clear plan for staying close.
Some read charts for residence. Treat it as tradition, not a ruling on your choice.