Vini Raman looks dreamy in a white lace gown for wedding with cricketer Glenn Maxwell. Pics here
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Vini Raman wore a beautiful white lace gown with a deep-back V cut for her wedding with Glenn Maxwell.
Australian cricketer Glenn Maxwell and Indian-origin Vini Raman are now married! The couple got married in a private ceremony and Raman shared some adorable photos of their nuptials.
The Royal Challengers Bangalore star all-rounder and Raman have been dating for over two years. They had announced their engagement on Instagram back in 2020.
The couple tied the knot in a Christian ceremony and Raman wore a beautiful white lace gown with a deep-back V cut. The perfectly tailored dress flowed behind Raman like a mermaid. She wore a veil along with the dress and carried a bouquet of white flowers. Raman kept her long tresses open for the occasion.
“Wifey & Husband. The best is yet to come,” she captioned the post.
Take a look:
Vini Raman also shared a black and white dreamy photo showing a glimpse of their wedding ceremony. Glenn Maxwell looked absolutely dashing in a fitted tuxedo with a boutonniere of white flowers.
Raman is a pharmacist based in Melbourne. She belongs to a Tamil family residing in Australia. Glenn Maxwell will be stepping onto the field for RCB in the upcoming season of the Indian Premier League (IPL) 2022.
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