Television actress Divyanka Tripathi married her ‘Yeh Hai Mohabbatein’ co-star Vivek Dahiya in Bhopal on July 8. Newly-married Divyanka, who is on a 10-day break from work for the wedding, confessed that she was nervous about her wedding but later was at peace once reaching her hometown Bhopal. Divyanka and Vivek will continue the celebrations with a reception in Chandigarh, Vivek's hometown.
Divyanka also posted her selfie at Instagram on Sunday introducing herself as the new bride and her husband Vivek.
Divyanka said she experienced "wedding jitters" and that the wedding was not without glitches - her wedding dress was not delivered on time to be coordinated with Vivek's attire.
"I had wedding jitters when I was in Mumbai, but I was at ease once I reached Bhopal. I enjoyed all the rituals and danced the most. I am the happiest bride on earth," she said. "My wedding dress wasn't delivered to me on time, so I couldn't coordinate it with Vivek's," Divyanka added.
Nevermind, for the duo looked nothing short of stunning at their wedding, pictures of which were shared on social media. Divyanka, who was a traditional Indian bride in red lehenga-choli, revealed details about her fashion pick for the reception. "My outfit for the reception will be red because I want to be a typical Indian bride. And what better than red for thatIJ Besides, the colour also suits me," said Divyanka.
When asked about her decision to marry her co-star, Divyanka said that marrying someone from the same professional industry ensures a stable relationship. She also opened up about the kind of equation she intends to have with her partner and said she will never leave an argument unaddressed. Divyanka Said, "Earlier, I thought it would be better for an actress to marry a businessman or a person from other profession as it offers more stability. But then I realised that if I marry someone who doesn't belong to the same industry, he wouldn't understand my erratic schedules and also the norms of the glamour industry. You tend to relate to the other person better if you understand their professional needs."