When Jai n Jaya walks down the aisle, a sandy one on a beach, it will be 2 p.m. on 2-22-22.

“The more twos the better,” laughed the bride-to-be from who is getting married in Goa.
Jaya is far from alone in choosing the symmetrical wedding date. In fact, the last Tuesday of this month is set to see wedding pandemonium – from New England to Las Vegas all the way to Singapore.

Feb. 22, 2022 is a “ubiquitous palindrome date,” explained by a professor in University of Portland who has been studying palindrome dates for the last decade. It’s a palindrome across the globe no matter how the date is written, he said – whether in the format of month-day-year; day-month-year; or year-month-day (2-22-22, 22-2-22).

In the case of Feb. 22, it’s loaded with the number two, which in Chinese culture is thought to be a lucky number. And if that isn’t enough, the date is falling on a Tuesday, resulting in a social media craze calling it “Twosday.”

“It’s very different, it’s not something you come across often “. It allows (couples) to standout and be unique.”
So, do you want be one of them???