Aditya Narayan- Shweta Aggarwal Open Up On Their Wedding Celebrations; Singer Says 'I Teared Up Watching Everyone's Dance Performances'- EXCLUSIVE

Aditya Narayan and Shweta Aggarwal recently tied the knot on December 1, and there was a lot of excitement among fans to see pictures of their wedding festivities. Photos and videos of their wedding celebrations were all over social media, and they went viral in no time at all. Now, post their wedding, Aditya Narayan and Shweta Aggarwal spoke to us, and talked about the wedding celebrations, and managing the wedding along with COVID restrictions. 

Ha ha, What can I say, except thank you. I am blessed.

The reception went really well. In  fact all the  functions  went off smoothly, The wedding celebrations were an ideal blend of what  Shweta wanted and what  I wanted.

A wedding with just my parents , her parents  and Shweta(laughs). I wanted  to do just one  temple wedding and that’s it. We would have saved  lots of money. That’s the way  I am.Shweta wanted  a little more  on the guest list. Because  of COVID-19, we managed   just the  number of people we both  wanted. I’ve to hand it to my cousins. They really pulled off the entire thing so well. My wife also wants me to give her credit. So  I better acknowledge her contribution. Seriously,she worked really hard.All the ladies worked really hard.

It took weeks to prepare for  the  celebrations. And then the week-long celebrations just flew by. I am very very thankful that most of my friends and  my father’s friends from the  entertainment industry showed up for at least  one of  the  wedding events. Some of my best friends are  delivering babies outside India so they couldn’t attend.  My bachpan ke dost and people I look up to were there.

We spaced out the guest list in such a way so as to not break the Covid rules  of 50 guests  per  event.  The  last thing we  wanted was the authorities to show up  and shut us  down  after  so many  months  of  preparation and hard work. The reception was clubbed with the sangeet. The food was fabulous. In fact everything went perfectly.The reception was  from  7  pm  to 11 pm. Then we had the sangeet. Honestly  it was  everything  we had worked for and  hoped for.

Well, I’ve become a one-drink guy at social dos now. As soon as I’ve one drink I am fine. I did get really emotional watching everyone’s dance performances because I had made sure not to watch them rehearse. So the whole thing was an hour-long surprise for me. My wife had prepared a dance. My parents danced!!!  Oh my God!!! I teared up. But I didn’t let anyone see my emotions . That’s not me.

Very.  You  see  our first  and primary  concern  was  to keep the events Covid-free. We didn’t want  anyone  to fall sick, and that  didn’t happen.So many times during the  celebrations I  thought that nothing should spoil  the culmination  of   ten years  of our  togetherness. Of course all relationships require hard work. But the last thing we wanted was  for  the  Covid  to  play the villain(laughs) and ruin it all. I am really really glad that we succeeded in having all the wedding festivities with no Covid.

Yeah touchwood. It’s been some days since the  celebrations and everyone is healthy. Most of my relatives have  gone home.We are really proud   we pulled it  off that we  managed  all of his during these troubled times.In fact the hotel had warned  us that we wouldn’t be allowed music after 11 pm. But we went on  playing music until almost 2 am . We were a well-behaved  bunch of wedding revelers.

They’ve sent really nice gifts and made up for their absence. I’ve no complaints. What about you, Shweta?

(Aditya’s wife joins in)

Shweta: Right from the start I wanted a wedding with  a hundred guests even before the  COVID thing. I never knew this COVID thing would happen.  But I wanted a small wedding. Even when the dancing went on, we were just around 20 people.