The clock is ticking for actor Aryan Rajesh to enter into the club of married men. His wedding with Subhashini, a girl from East Godavari, is scheduled to take place on February 10th and this is happening at Rajahmundry. But just like a big film’s trailer, even this wedding is being talked about greatly before it is happening. The reason for that is, the wedding card.
Apparently, the invites are ready and it is heard that they are very traditional and cultured. Despite having modern look with richness, the invite got its real soul due to the traditional format. Incidentally, the heading of the card reads ‘Naathi Charaami’ with a ‘Agni Gundam’ image on it.
7 steps are given and each step is expressed in detail-
Apparently, the invites are ready and it is heard that they are very traditional and cultured. Despite having modern look with richness, the invite got its real soul due to the traditional format. Incidentally, the heading of the card reads ‘Naathi Charaami’ with a ‘Agni Gundam’ image on it.
7 steps are given and each step is expressed in detail-
1 to nourish each other
2 to remain friends lifelong
3 to grow together in strength
4 to be together forever
5 to preserve our wealth
6 to care for our children
7 to share our joys and sorrows.
After that, the regular invite follows and there is a signature of Aryan Rajesh. Usually it is the elders who tend to go to this cultural Gyan and the groom will have two formal lines of invite but Rajesh has done it very traditionally. Those who saw the card said the EVV family gives good value to traditions. Each card costs around Rs 200 looking at its making, as per sources.
2 to remain friends lifelong
3 to grow together in strength
4 to be together forever
5 to preserve our wealth
6 to care for our children
7 to share our joys and sorrows.
After that, the regular invite follows and there is a signature of Aryan Rajesh. Usually it is the elders who tend to go to this cultural Gyan and the groom will have two formal lines of invite but Rajesh has done it very traditionally. Those who saw the card said the EVV family gives good value to traditions. Each card costs around Rs 200 looking at its making, as per sources.
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