Rahul Vaidya weds Disha Parmar

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Updated At : 01:02 PM Jul 17, 2021 IST

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Rahul Vaidya and Disha Parmar tied the knot on July 16. Pictures and videos from the wedding ceremony went viral on social media in no time. Disha as Rahul’s bride looked drop-dead gorgeous in a bright red lehenga. She wore heavily embellished jewellery with traditional chuda and kaleeres. While Rahul was dressed in an ivory sherwani. A video of Rahul and Disha’s exchanging ring also surfaced online, in which Rahul is seen going down on his knees and exchanging rings with Disha. The wedding will now be followed by a reception on Saturday.

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