Dalljiet Kaur made a stunning entry at her 'sangeet' ceremony with her groom-to-be, Nikhil Patel and her son, Jaydon. The family was seen donning matching ensembles.
Television actress, Dalljiet Kaur's wedding festivities are going in full swing. After a cutesy haldi ceremony, the families hosted a sangeet night. The soon-to-be-married couple wore matching green-hued ensembles. We spotted the bride, Dalljiet giving a dance performance to her groom showing off his thumkas on the dance floor. Several celebrities from telly town are attending Dalljiet's adorable wedding festivities.
On March 17, 2023, Dalljiet re-shared a video on her IG story. In the clip, we can see Dalljiet making an entry to her sangeet venue with her groom, Nikhil and her son, Jaydon from her first marriage with Shalin. The family was seen twinning in green-hued ensembles. The bride's look was on-point as she wore a crop top with a lehenga skirt.
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In another video trending on social media, Dalljiet's groom, Nikhil was seen dancing on dance floor with his friends. The video was adorable as Dalljiet was seen rooting for him. Dalljiet also performed with her girl gang.
For haldi, the bride-to-be, Dalljiet, looked pretty in a yellow-hued saree, which she styled with a teal blue sleeveless blouse. She styled her look with beaded haar and matching earrings. Her look was accentuated with subtle makeup and her hair tied in a ponytail. On the other hand, her groom-to-be, Nikhil, looked dapper in a yellow kurta.
In one of the pictures, Dalljiet posed with her son, Jaydon, her husband-to-be, Nikhil and his daughter, Aariyana. It was an adorable family picture, and Dalljiet's stepdaughter looked super pretty in a yellow-hued mirror-work lehenga. On the other hand, Jaydon twinned with Nikhil in a matching kurta.
We cannot wait to see more pictures of Dalljiet's wedding festivities!
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