The much-awaited day for Kajal Aggarwal and Gautma Kitchlu’s wedding finally arrived on October 30, 2020. And as expected, it was a private affair with only their close family and friends attending the wedding. The ceremony was held in The Taj Mahal Palace, Mumbai.
Kajal posted a teaser on her Instagram with a stunning black and white picture, clicked by Rahul Jhangiani. She can be seen sitting on a chair, in her bathrobe, almost ready with her hair tied in a bun and decorated with roses. She also adorned the chhuda and a gold matha patti. Her lehenga skirt can also be seen in the background. The picture was captioned “Calm before the storm. #kajgautkitched”.
And a storm it was. As soon as this picture was posted, comments for best wishes started pouring in from her fans and celebrities such as Tamannah Bhatia, Rakulpreet Singh, Swapnil Shinde, Sonu Sood, etc.
Her wedding ceremony picture has gone viral ever since they have been 1st posted by South Indian film industry critic Ramesh Bala.
In the picture, Kajal can be seen wearing a heavily embroidered red and golden lehenga, which has been designed by Anamika Khanna. Her wedding look was complemented by a pastel veil, golden jewellery, red and white chhuda and gold kaleere. The credit for her amazing styling goes to Ami Patel of Style by Ami.
Gautam can be seen wearing a white sherwani with a white and pink shawl paired with a beige safa.
It seems the theme of the day was white and pink as we can see a plethora of white and pink flowers in the background. The garland was made of white flowers, which was a welcome change from the traditional red garland. The decoration and event planning was done by the expert team of thea3project. The fusion chants for the wedding was provided by Deejay Ganesh.
The couple looked quite happy pre and post the phere. One can easily see that not a lot of people are in attendance, which was how it was planned.
In a photo, clicked by paparazzi and shared hours before the wedding, Kajal was spotted leaving her home, for the wedding venue, wearing a bright pink salwar suit, with mint green net dupatta and embellished juttis. The glow in her face can easily be recognizable in the bright sunlight. Her chhuda can be seen covered by a white handkerchief, which is the tradition in North Indian marriages.
In the days counting up to the D-day, we have seen her viral mehandi and haldi pictures that have been shared all over social media. You can see those pictures here: Mehandi Ceremony and Haldi Ceremony.
We @VenueMonk hope that you enjoyed all the updates and pictures of the celebrations shared by the South Indian actress and her fans. We congratulate the couple and wish them a happy married life.