Nita Ambani’s Special Role at Anant Ambani’s Wedding: The Significance of the Raman Divo

Anant Ambani and Radhika Merchant’s wedding was a grand affair on July 12, 2024. The couple’s special day was filled with celebrities, delegates, and stunning moments. One such moment featured Nita Ambani carrying a significant traditional lamp known as the Raman Divo.

Nita Ambani makes an Entrance with the Raman Divo

On the wedding day, the Ambani family arrived at the venue and posed for photos. Mukesh Ambani and Nita Ambani, with their son Anant, looked radiant in their elegant outfits. However, Nita Ambani holding the Raman Divo caught everyone\’s attention.

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The Significance of the Raman Divo

The Raman Divo is an essential part of Gujarati weddings. Traditionally carried by the groom\’s mother, it symbolizes auspicious light, meant to dispel darkness and bestow blessings on the couple. Nita ji carrying the Raman Divo ahead of Anant and Radhika’s lagna vidhi (wedding ceremony) was a beautiful cultural gesture. The lamp featured a gold idol of Lord Ganesh, decorated with lamps, highlighting its spiritual importance.

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Nita Ambani in Abu Jani for Anant\’s wedding

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For Anant Ambani’s grand wedding, Nita ji wore a custom lehenga from Abu Jani and Sandeep Khosla. The ensemble, featuring vintage bronze, blushed pink, and pistachio green tones, took 40 days to create. To enhance her look, Nita wore a Surya Shakti necklace with yellow diamond Nizami earrings, a yellow pear diamond maang teeka, and solitaire hairpins from Kantilal Chhotalal.

Nita Ambani’s Joyful Dance at Anant Ambani\’s baraat

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Nita Ambani’s joy was evident during Anant Ambani’s baraat. She danced enthusiastically to the beats of the dhol, celebrating with friends and family.