Wedding bells will ring in the house of India’s richest businessman, Mukesh Ambani. His younger son, Anant Ambani, will tie the knot with his fiancee, Radhika Merchant, on July 12. Before this, the couple’s wedding rituals started, and all the functions were celebrated in a very royal style. But do you know how much Mukesh Ambani spent on this royal wedding?
Before taking the seven vows, the wedding rituals of Anant Ambani and Radhika Merchant are going on. So far, the couple has had functions like sangeet, haldi and mehndi. Foreign pop singer Justin Bieber stole the show with his performance during this time. Now, everyone is waiting for Anant-Radhika to tie the knot. Anant Ambani and Radhika Merchant will get married on July 12 as per Hindu rituals. Their auspicious blessing function is on July 13, and the couple will give a grand reception on July 14.
350 Million Dollars Will Be Spent On The Royal Wedding!
Over 2,500 guests have been invited to Anant Ambani and Radhika Merchant’s wedding. The Ambani family has hired three Falcon-2000 jets to ferry the guests. Club One Air CEO Rajan Mehra has told Hindustan Times that he expects more than 100 private jets to be used for this event. If the Daily Mail report is to be believed, Mukesh Ambani has spent more than 350 million dollars, or 2,500 crore rupees, on this royal wedding of Anant Ambani.
1200 Guests Attended The Pre-Wedding
Before Anant Ambani’s wedding, two grand pre-wedding functions were hosted. The first function was held in Jamnagar, Gujarat, where 1200 guests participated. During this, foreign rich people like Meta’s Mark Zuckerberg, Microsoft’s Bill Gates and Ivanka Trump also attended the function. Pop singer Rihanna also gave her performance. Bollywood’s big stars were also present at this pre-wedding function, which lasted for three days.
Second Pre-Wedding Was Held On A Cruise
Anant Ambani and Radhika’s second pre-wedding was held on a cruise from Italy to France. Backstreet Boys, Katy Perry, and Andrea Bocelli performed at this function, and over 800 guests celebrated.
