The GOAT fame Parvati Nair ties the knot with Aashrith Ashok in Chennai, see pics

Parvati Nair wedding

Actress Parvati Nair, known for her role in The Greatest of All Time (GOAT), recently married Chennai-based businessman Aashrith Ashok. The wedding festivities, a blend of Telugu and Malayali traditions, spanned several days and culminated in a beautiful ceremony in Chennai. Photos from the event have quickly gone viral, capturing the couple's joy and the vibrant atmosphere.

Parvati looked radiant in her traditional bridal attire. For the main ceremony, she wore a stunning golden saree, intricately embroidered and embellished. The saree was paired with a matching blouse, complementing the rich fabric and adding to her elegant look. She accessorized with traditional jewelry, including a decorative headpiece that adorned her hair.

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The wedding celebrations began a few days prior to the main ceremony, with pre-wedding events held in Chennai. These included traditional ceremonies like the Mehendi, where henna is applied to the bride's hands, and the Haldi, a ceremony where turmeric paste is applied to the bride and groom for good luck. These events were likely filled with music, dance, and close family and friends, adding to the joyous atmosphere leading up to the wedding.

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Parvati had previously shared photos from her intimate engagement ceremony with Aashrith.4 In a heartfelt post, she expressed her love and gratitude for her partner, calling him her "rock" and thanking him for his unwavering support. She also acknowledged her fans, expressing her appreciation for their constant love and positivity, and noting that her journey wouldn't have been the same without them.

In an interview with the Bangalore Times, Parvati explained that they chose Chennai as their wedding venue to honor their cultural roots. The wedding incorporated customs from both the Telugu and Malayali traditions, reflecting the couple's backgrounds. While the wedding ceremony took place in Chennai, the celebrations weren't over yet. Parvati revealed that they planned to host a post-wedding reception in Kerala, extending the celebrations to another important part of their lives.