Actor Ankit Shah Is All Set To Get Married on June 30th

In wake of pandemic, we already know how multiple things have come to a halt and while the shoots are now finally resuming, there is one thing people are sad about. Lavish weddings. All the planned summer weddings and recently postponed ones too were waiting for the right time to have a grand ceremony once the pandemic eases out.

As we know, that certainly won't be happening anytime soon and that has led to people have their wedding celebrations piped down to a short gathering.

Recently, we reported about how actor Manish Raisinghan is all set to tie the knot with actor Sangeita Chauhaan this month-end and here is another wedding from the entertainment industry to look at. Actor Ankit Shah, who has been a child artist several years ago and has grown to continue working in the industry, where he was last seen in Dil Toh Happy Hai Ji is all set to tie the knot with fiancee, Aashima Nair on 30th June 2020.

Initially planned to be a huge wedding on June 11th with over 500 guests, it will now be a short ceremony.

In an interview with Bombay Times, Shah said, “The wedding was supposed to be a grand event for both the families. We could have postponed it, but the next date available was in November or December. Given the unpredictability of the times we live in, we decided to get married on June 30. We had originally planned to invite 500 guests. However, we have now reduced it to 50 people, following the new guidelines. We will perform two rituals at my home, for which I am still in talks with my housing society members. It will be followed by saat phere at the Arya Samaj mandir. We will make sure that every guest goes for a medical check-up a day before the wedding.”

Needless to say, he is taking all the safety measures to ensure guidelines are followed and all goes well. On the same, he said, Guests below the age of 10 and above 55 years aren’t allowed. We have sent out digital invites with a request to ‘Please wear a mask and follow social distancing’. We will have a designated person to offer masks and gloves and to sanitise everyone’s hands at regular intervals at the venue. He will also check everyone’s body temperature before they enter the banquet. We will order packed thalis from a restaurant. Aashima and I will wear masks that are colour coordinated with our wedding attire. For the sake of those who won’t be able to attend the wedding, we will go live on all social media platforms.”

We wish the couple loads of congratulations.