If you believe that the wedding is centred around showcasing love with your partner, then you’re certainly wrong! If you look around, you’ll see a lot of smiling faces, who are happier than you with the overwhelming feeling that you are beginning your ‘happily ever after’. From your parents to your siblings, their happiness knows no bounds as the tukda of their heart is all set to tie the knot with the love of his/her life. The feelings of the Kapoor and Rajput clans were no different when Shahid Kapoor had tied the knot with a ‘girl from another world’, Mira Rajput. (Also Read: Anushka Sharma And Mira Rajput Kapoor Flaunting Similar Sunshine Yellow Dresses Won't Cost You Bomb)
It was in 2015 when a Delhi-based college girl had made heads turn when she had ditched the traditional red for her wedding and made us fall in love with the pastel lehengas. Shahid Kapoor's wife, Mira Rajput Kapoor had walked by her star husband’s side to pose for the first time for the shutterbugs and it was her smile and confidence that made her place in everyone’s heart. Mira had picked a blush-hued Anamika Khanna bridal ensemble, which came with a short-sleeved blouse and beautifully embroidered skirt which the bride had styled with not one but two dupattas, one draped as a saree and one tulle dupatta covering her head.
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Mira Rajput Kapoor loves revisiting her wedding memories every now and then, and on December 9, 2020, she delighted her fans with a lovely candid picture. Mentioning that her wedding was attended by just 50 people several years before the pandemic, for which the rule is made due to safety issues, Mira captioned her post as “50 people before it was a rule #loljk #gocoronago.” In the picture, Mira, her mom, Bela Rajput and her sisters, Priya Wadhwani and Noor Tulshan posed with a surprise face with their palms on their mouths.
This isn’t the first time that Mira Rajput Kapoor had shared a throwback picture from her wedding, reminiscing the beautiful memories. A few weeks ago, Mira had posted a just-before-the-wedding picture and had given an important tip to all the brides-to-be. Dressed in her pastel-coloured outfit for the Gurudwara wedding, Mira could be seen enjoying some self-pampering as she sat on the sofa before exchanging the vows and got her legs massaged. Mira had captioned her post as "Before you take the most important steps of your life, make sure your feet are well taken care of #whynot." (Also Read: Niharika Konidela Ties The Knot With Chaitanya, Styles A Golden Kanjevaram Saree With A Pink Dupatta)
On Shahid Kapoor and Mira Rajput Kapoor's fifth wedding anniversary, the latter had posted two unseen pictures from the ceremonies. Mira had posted a grateful post with an unseen picture from her Gurudwara wedding and had simply captioned it with "Gratitude" followed by heart and folding hands emojis.
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In her next post, Mira Rajput Kapoor had wished Shahid Kapoor on their anniversary and had shared an unseen picture from their sangeet ceremony. Reminding Shahid of the 'three golden words', Mira's fun and loving anniversary caption can be read as "5 years, 4 souls, 3 homes, 2 babies and 1 beautiful family. There’s nobody I’d rather be on this journey called life than you my love. I fall in love with you more every day. And I’m the luckiest girl in the world to have the love of my life be my best friend. Thank you for everything, for being my strength and for walking through everything together, hand in hand. I love you. You make me laugh like no one else. And more often than not I’m laughing at you. Please don’t forget. Wife is always right. And the three golden words will always be “I am sorry” To many more years of us."
For the Vogue Wedding Book 2019, Shahid Kapoor and Mira Rajput Kapoor had let their fans into their world and had recalled the best moments of their wedding. Sharing that Shahid had promised her to renew their wedding vows, Mira had remarked, “He’s promised me we’re going to do it again!” Recalling his favourite moment from the wedding, Shahid had said, “The Anand Karaj ceremony was my favourite moment from the wedding. It was just a room full of our people, celebrating us, perfect strangers who were going to take this insane journey together. Even though it’s just been four years, a large part of who I am has been formed since the day we got married. We were relieved! The formalities were over, and we could now start sharing our lives.” (Also Read: Kajal Aggarwal Shares Unseen Moments With Her Papa From Her Wedding To Wish Him On His Birthday)
What are your views on the guest limit on the weddings? Do you want it to be the same post-pandemic too? Let us know!
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