Srinagar, April 13 -- Marriage has always been a cherished milestone in Kashmiri culture, marked by elaborate Wazwan feasts, vibrant Wanwun songs, and the warm embrace of extended family. Yet today, a growing number of young Kashmiris find themselves hesitating at the altar. It's not that they don't believe in love or lifelong companionship-it's that the weight of financial burdens, cultural expectations, and shifting personal priorities has turned "I do" into "Oh no." Financial Pressures are too Heavy The average wedding in Srinagar can easily surpass several lakhs of rupees when you factor in the cost of venue, catering, attire, jewellery, and gifts. Families often take on loans or deplete savings to host multi-day celebrations, only to...