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Mumbai: Love birds Arti Singh and Dipak Chauhan get married in the presence of their family and friends on April 25. The wedding ceremony was held at the Iskcon Temple in Mumbai. Arti’s uncle and superstar, Govinda, was also one of the attendees. Burying all his issues with the family, he came to give blessings to the newlyweds. After the ceremony, Arti and Dipak stepped out of the venue with their family to greet the paparazzi stationed at the venue.
Chose a heavily embellished red lehenga for the wedding aarti, which included a statement necklace and mathapati. To enhance her look she wore red and white bangles. Deepak wore a white sherwani. The newly married couple happily posed in front of the camera. Krushna Abhishek and Kashmira Shah were also with her during the photo session.
The first official photo of the newlyweds has surfaced on the internet and fans can’t stop gushing over the couple. Arti opted for a traditional red lehenga for her D-day, while Dipak complemented her in white-coloured sherwani. The couple looked absolutely gorgeous in their stunning outfits. In the photo, shared by Instant Bollywood, Arti and Dipak are seen celebrating after completing their wedding rituals.
Meanwhile, Arti’s uncle and actor Govinda made a grand entry to her wedding reception on Thursday evening. Fans were unsure about Govinda attending Arti’s wedding especially after he skipped the TV star’s Haldi, Sangeet and Mehendi ceremonies. Govinda has not been on talking terms with his nephew Krushna Abhishek, who is Arti’s elder brother. The duo had a huge fallout in 2016.
In a video, shared by Viral Bhayani on Instagram, Govinda is seen all smiles as he makes a grand entry to Arti’s wedding. He also greets the paparazzi stationed outside the wedding venue with folded hands.
For the unversed, Arti Singh and Dipak Chauhan’s pre-wedding festivities began on April 23 with a bridal shower attended by her family and close friends. It was followed by a sangeet where she danced her heart out on the special and emotional songs. Sangeet was followed by haldi and mehendi ceremonies, which were quite vibrant like other functions.
