Anirudh Ravichander Weds Kaviya Maran In Greece
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The wedding of the season has just been signed and sealed in a gorgeous European country. Music composer Anirudh Ravichander has wed his long-time sweetheart Kaviya Maran, CEO of Sunrisers Hyderabad and Executive Director of Sun TV Network, at an intimate ceremony on a Greek island on November 10.
Four private jets flew guests to Greece, including Superstar Rajinikanth, former Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin, and family members.
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Guests received bespoke Baroque-inspired invitations designed by Rajani Iyengar, presented in ivory and powder-blue keepsake boxes.
The two-day celebration opened on November 10 with Nichayathartham, a traditional Tamil engagement ceremony, followed by the wedding on November 11.
The couple chose coordinated pastel outfits for their vows. Kaviya paired a blush-pink lehenga adorned with intricate embroidery and sequin work with a statement choker. Anirudh wore an ivory kurta with a matching veshti and an embroidered long jacket.
Despite the European destination, all meals were catered by Chennai based Arusuvai Natarajan, a specialist in traditional South Indian food.
Following this private ceremony, a bigger reception has been planned on November 21in Chennai. The guests lists comprises the most powerful names in the country from PM Modi to superstars Shah Rukh Khan, Nayanthara and Allu Arjun amongst others.
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