Payal Rohatgi and Sangram Singh look elegant on their D-day

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Updated At : 02:34 PM Jul 11, 2022 IST

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Payal Rohatgi and Sangram Singh tied the knot in an intimate ceremony on July 9 in Agra. For her wedding, Payal wore a beautiful red lehenga, which she paired with heavy jewellery.

While the bride looked elegant in her traditional avatar, Sangram looked handsome in a beige sherwani with matching safa. The wedding pictures were shared by Payal Rohatgi’s official Instagram account with a caption that read, “Payal ke sang ‘ram’…”

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