Television Actress Shrenu Parikh Marries Akshay Mhatre. See Wedding Pics Inside
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For her wedding, Shrenu opted for an embellished red and orange lehenga while her husband Akshay complemented her in a red sherwani
Television actors Shrenu Parikh and Akshay Mhatre, who worked together in on the show Ghar Ek Mandir are now married. The couple, got married in the presence of their family members and friends from the industry in Shrenu Parikh's hometown in Vadodara. On Thursday, Shrenu Parikh and Akshay Mhatre treated their fans and followers on social media to dreamy pictures from their wedding ceremony. For her wedding, Shrenu opted for an embellished red and orange lehenga while her husband Akshay complemented her in a red sherwani. Along with the photos, Shrenu wrote, “Taken forever = 21/12/23 #LoveAtFirstTake.”
Take a look at the lovely wedding post below:
Several videos from their wedding ceremony were also shared by fan pages on Instagram. In one, we can see the two sharing a laugh while exchnaging varmalas.
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