Once upon a time in Gwalior, Madhya Pradesh, there lived a young woman named Shivani Parihar. Since childhood, she has adored Lord Krishna with all her heart. She dreamt of marrying him someday, and as she grew up, that dream only grew stronger.
Finally, at the age of 23, Shivani decided to make her dream a reality. She spoke to her parents about her wish to marry Lord Krishna, and after much persuasion, they agreed.
For Shivani, this marriage was a lifelong dream come true. She wore saffron clothes as a symbol of her dedication and carried a brass statue of Lord Krishna with her at all times.
The big day arrived, and amidst the chanting of Vedic mantras, Shivani married the idol of Lord Krishna, also known as Laddu Gopal. The ceremony was a grand affair, with relatives gathered around to witness the sacred union.
Before the wedding, a procession brought the idol of Lord Krishna from Vrindavan. The wedding itself took place in a local temple, where Shivani received her marriage certificate.
After the ceremony, Shivani planned to move to the Radha Dhyan Ashram in Vrindavan, where she could dedicate herself fully to her beloved deity.
This unusual marriage caught the attention of the entire town, and Shivani became known as the girl who married Lord Krishna. Despite some opposition from relatives, Shivani remained steadfast in her devotion.
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