Travel Math : We traded a 1,000 person guest list for a lifetime of boarding passes. ✈️🌍 Most people see a “Big Fat Indian Wedding” and see tradition. When we looked at it, we saw the cost of a dozen trips across the globe. As travelers, we’ve always believed in collecting moments, not debt. So two years ago, we made a choice that many thought was impossible: we honored both our cultures with a Hindu ceremony and a Church wedding, all for under $10,000. In a world where it’s common to take out loans to feed thousands of strangers, we decided to keep our circle intimate and our budget in our control. We didn’t want to spend our first years of marriage paying off one day but we wanted to spend them waking up in new time zones and experiencing life on our own terms. 🏔️🥂 Getting our parents to agree to an intimate guest list was the hardest part of the journey, but seeing them stand by us as we prioritized our future was a dream come true. We didn’t just save money, we funded our n...