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Details about both families stay confidential.
"You are twenty-one. What is the hurry?"
You met in sixth form or first year, and you have been sure for a long time. You want to marry after graduation. Your parents like your partner well enough. They simply think you are children. Finish your degree, get a job, see something of the world, then we will talk. To you it sounds like a polite no.

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 final-year student tells his parents he wants to get engaged. His father laughs, not unkindly, and asks how he plans to pay rent. His mother worries the girl will distract him from his exams. Neither says anything against her. They just do not take it seriously, which hurts more.
Parents who ask you to wait may be protecting your education, your earning power and your chance to change your mind. They may also remember being pushed into marriage early themselves. And sometimes "wait" hides other reservations. The first task is to find out which.
A consultation helps you take their concern seriously without giving up your own view. Kundli matching can be done if wanted. No particular answer from your parents can be promised.
A degree, a job, an age, savings. Something that can be named and met.
Love, pressure from the other family, wanting to live together respectably.
Engagement, with marriage at an agreed milestone.
Studies, work, where you would live, and how you would pay for it. The main service page explains what to expect.
See the consultation processPresent a plan with dates and figures. It changes how you are heard.
Ask for a condition that, once met, means yes.
A year's delay costs little if you are certain. Do not marry out of defiance.
Ask your parents directly what would need to be true for them to agree. Listen. If it is finishing your degree and six months of work, that is an answer you can work with. If they cannot say, something else is behind it, and you can ask about that.
Then bring a plan: when you will graduate, what work you expect, a simple budget, where you would live. Suggest an engagement now and a wedding once the milestone is reached. It shows seriousness and gives them the time they want. Ask honestly, too, whether waiting would cost you anything real.
The session is online and can be joined from Slough between lectures or shifts. We look at both your certainty and their caution. Birth details are for matching only.
It depends on the two of you and your circumstances. Maturity and readiness matter more than a number.
An engagement with a set wedding date often satisfies both.
Ask them. If the condition is clear and achievable, probably not.
Charts are traditionally read for timing. It is one view, and practical readiness should lead.