About Us Heena Matrimony
The Global Gujarati
In 2020 we expanded our services from our humble roots in Mumbai where we began in 2012.
Today we serve Gujratis all over the world.
In a far-changing world, with the Gujarati community now thinly spread in every city, the need to preserve our culture has become more potent. The children who try very hard to carry our traditional values while adapting to the newer world need companions who play the role of team players so that they can achieve balance and yet stretch themselves to outperform themselves in their professional lives.
Heena Matrimony is a service offered to maintain and uphold traditional Gujarati values in a far-changing world. A holistic community service with an understanding of youth, their expectations, their pressures, and their cultural responsibilities. Heena Matrimony attempts to address the needs of the brides and grooms while also holding the hand of their parents to ensure a smooth matrimonial experience for both parties.
Marriages are made in heaven but are brought alive by Heena Matrimony
About Heena
I started my journey in 2012, as a young psychology student who was an ardent listener. My mentor, Varsha Ben Shah from SOBO ran a marriage bureau, and I began working with her in her endeavors. I met people from different walks of life, expressing their desires, their limitations, and their family expectations.
Sometimes it may seem hard, and I spent time with many women who faced obstacles in securing a steady and stable hand in marriage. There is a delicate balance in reality where expectations and reasoning can exist hand in hand. There is always a middle ground where destinies are met with the grace of the almighty.
Understanding the depth of the matter, in 2020 I ventured independently expanding the geographic boundaries for the Global Gujarati community.
Heena Matrimony has now spread its wings in the USA, UK, and Austrailia with strong ties to my home town Mumbai.
I humbly offer my services to take care of finding the right match for your “ડિક્રા અને ડિક્રી”