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The wedding of Anant Ambani to Radhika Merchant took place on 13 July 2024 at the Jio World Convention Center in Mumbai. It gained international media attention for its size, opulence, and the number of similarly extravagant pre-wedding celebrations.[1]
Wedding
Radhika wore a traditional red and gold lehenga, while Anant wore sharp, tailored attire. The wedding ceremony itself was a blend of tradition and modernity, as the couple exchanged vows against the backdrop of stunning floral arrangements and an auspicious mandap. The celebration featured magnificent floral arrangements, delectable cuisine, and energetic performances.
The sangeet ceremony was a showcase of vibrant colors, dance performances, and speeches.
Guests
The event was attended by a number of Indian celebrities and famous figures, as well as guests from abroad. Indian entertainers in attendance included Rajinikanth and Sanjay Dutt. A number of politicians also attended, including former president Ram Nath Kovind.[1]
Many of the international guests donned traditional Indian wedding attire. American guests included John Cena, Kim and Khloé Kardashian, and singer Nick Jonas (husband of Indian actress Priyanka Chopra). Two former British prime ministers, Tony Blair and Boris Johnson, attended the event.[1]