New viral pics: Rashmika's doli entry, Vijay's royal dagger steal spotlight
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Fresh pictures emerging from the wedding of actors Rashmika Mandanna and Vijay Deverakonda have gone viral on social media in no time. Check them out here.
Fresh pictures from Rashmika Mandanna and Vijay Deverakonda’s wedding have taken the internet by storm, offering a closer look at the intimate yet culturally rich celebrations held in Udaipur on February 26. Among the images doing the rounds, Rashmika is seen making a graceful bridal entry in a traditional doli while Vijay appears in royal form, carrying a ceremonial dagger.
The decor, according to organisers, was designed to be meaningful rather than ostentatious. One post from the event noted that the setup focused on the “vibe they wanted to get married in”, with each element carrying symbolic value rooted in Indian heritage. Earthy tones, terracotta accents and natural materials were used to complement the venue, with the design team keeping nature at the heart of the visual narrative.
See pictures here: Photo: Instagram/RVR Eventz & Design Photo: Instagram/RVR Eventz & Design
Personalised details were woven throughout the decor. From Vijay’s preference for terracotta elements to his mother’s fondness for incorporating mantras, the organisers said every request was carefully executed to reflect the couple’s vision.
Here are some more pictures: Photo: Instagram/RVR Eventz & Design
The actors got married in a private ceremony attended by close friends and family, carefully designed to honour both their Telugu and Kodava roots. The wedding unfolded across a series of thoughtfully planned events that blended tradition with personal touches.
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