Videos and pictures of Neha Kakkar and Rohanpreet Singh’s wedding showed them very happy. Neha also danced and sang alongside her gang post the wedding rituals
Neha Kakkar and famous singer Rohanpreet Singh got hitched, and pictures and videos of the wedding had proved that the couple had a blast during the marriage celebrations. The couple first got married at the gurudwara where they performed the holy ceremony called the Anand Karaj, followed by a grand varmala exchange ceremony at the prime presence of their family and friends.
For the second ceremony, Neha looked gorgeous on a red bridal lehenga with an enormous nose ring. She arrived on an enormous chariot with a veil over her head. A group of dancers in blue and golden costumes performed before the chariot as she arrived. Neha then reached an elevated podium where she exchanged garlands with Rohanpreet. Soon after the varmala ceremony the two were profoundly seen breaking into a conversation as they posed for the photographs and a video of it went viral on the internet.
Meanwhile, Rohanpreet was wearing a white and silver sherwani with a red turban to travel with Neha’s look. The couple then headed to the ground. A video from the party shows Neha, without the veil, as she grooves alongside her gang to the song Chocolate. As a celebration of her wedding, Neha also sang a song for Rohanpreet with the lyrics being “Is zubaan pe Rohan da Naam hai.”
Neha and Rohanpreet had slipped into pink and peach attire for the Anand Karaj ceremony. While Neha had donned a pink lehenga, Rohanpreet was donning a peach sherwani. The wedding was entailed with multiple celebrations like the mehendi and the sangeet ceremony with Neha getting the name ‘Rohan’ drawn on her annular.
Neha and Rohanpreet's first ever professional collaboration, a song titled “Nehu Da Vyah”, was released on Monday. The wedding celebrations concurred with the song release. Pictures, and videos from which were shared with the same hashtag due to the title of the song.
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