Inside Kajal Aggarwal-Gautam Kitchlu wedding reception: Newlyweds burst into laughter as they raise a toast

Actor Kajal Aggarwal is now married to inside design entrepreneur Gautam Kitchlu. The couple tied the knot in a grand marriage ceremony ceremony on Friday. Now, an image from their marriage ceremony reception has surfaced on-line and it exhibits the newlyweds in unconventional outfits.

A viral image from the reception exhibits the couple elevating a toast at a cocktail party. Kajal, wearing a studded two-piece golden outfit, is seen with a wineglass in her hand. She is seen with chooda and vermillion on her brow and has her middle-parted hair neatly combed styled in modern and straight look. Husband Gautam Kitchlu is seen standing beside her in a black go well with. The couple is sharing amusing as they stand collectively beside a eating desk with a big floral association on it.

Another image from the operate exhibits them sitting aspect by aspect whereas watching one thing very keenly. Kajal appears to be holding Gautam’s hand within the picture.

Kajal had shared the primary image from the marriage on Saturday. She wrote together with a candid image of them holding arms, “And just like that, from ms to mrs! I married my confidante, companion, best friend and soulmate. So glad I found all of this and my home in you @kitchlug #kajgautkitched.”

 

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She had opened up in regards to the marriage ceremony rituals in one other put up. Sharing an image of the 2 of them with their arms positioned on one another’s heads, she wrote, “In our Punjabi meets Kashmiri wedding, we just had to include #Jeelakarrabellam – a tribute to both Gautam and my individual relationships with South India!”

In a Telugu marriage ceremony, Jeelakarra Bellam signifies the union of the bride and the groom. Jeelakarra (cumin) and bellam (jaggery) are made right into a thick paste and placed on a tamalapaku (betel leaf). The bride and the groom put it on one another’s head whereas the priest chants mantras from the Vedas. The bride and the groom have a look at one another solely after this ceremony is accomplished and this auspicious ceremony signifies that the couple will keep collectively in bitter and candy occasions.”

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