A Look into Jeet Adani and Diva Shah's Wedding Celebrations
While Jeet and Diva have been engaged since March 2023, their wedding has already become the talk of the town. However, much to the public's surprise, Gautam Adani recently confirmed that the wedding will be a "simple and traditional" affair, putting to rest any rumors that suggested a star-studded spectacle involving global celebrities, like Taylor Swift. The wedding has also taken over social media with the hashtag #WeddingWithACause, as Jeet and Diva use their special day to promote the causes they care deeply about.
In an interview, Gautam Adani emphasized his humble upbringing, stating that their family values are rooted in simplicity and the working-class ethos. "Jeet, too, is here for Ma Ganga's blessings. The wedding will be a simple and traditional family affair," he said after performing the Ganga Aarti with his family at the Triveni Sangam in Prayagraj. These remarks reaffirm the family's preference for a more grounded and intimate wedding, with close friends, family, and a few high-profile individuals in attendance.
While the wedding itself may be low-key, the couple’s dedication to social causes is central to the celebrations. Jeet Adani has long been a supporter of specially-abled people, and this wedding will not just be about exchanging vows. The couple has pledged their wedding to highlight causes that matter deeply to them. They have collaborated with renowned fashion designer Manish Malhotra and the NGO ‘Family of Disabled’ (FOD) to create custom-made shawls for both Jeet and Diva. The NGO is also producing hand-painted wedding items, including glassware, plates, and accessories, adding a personal and socially conscious touch to the event.
In addition to this, it is being reported that several other NGOs and Artisans are contributing to the wedding, bringing a deep sense of community involvement. Munna Ji from Firozabad is creating delicate glass art pieces that will serve as stunning decor elements, adding a unique touch to the event. Jagdish Ji from Nashik is providing sarees, which will be gifted to the wedding guests, honoring India’s rich textile heritage. Bibaji Churi Wale from Jodhpur, known for a 150-year-old legacy, is supplying traditional bangles, bringing both color and history to the wedding celebrations. Additionally, NGOs such as Kai Rassi from Chennai and Nitaben Koka from Mundra are also a part of the wedding festivities. These contributions reflect the couple's commitment to preserving and promoting Indian craftsmanship while supporting artisans from across the country.
Additionally, the couple has taken an even more significant step by committing to contribute Rs. 10 lakh each, annually, for the weddings of 500 women with disabilities. This initiative was launched by Jeet when he met 21 newlywed Divyang women and their husbands, further cementing their commitment to making a positive social impact through their union.
As Jeet Adani and Diva Shah embark on this new chapter of their lives, their wedding stands as a reflection of their personal values — combining the simplicity and tradition of their roots with a deep commitment to giving back to the community. While the wedding may be a modest affair in terms of glitz and glamour, its impact will surely resonate far beyond the celebrations, as it highlights the couple’s passion for social causes and their vision of creating lasting change. The #WeddingWithACause movement has sparked a conversation about weddings with a greater purpose, inspiring others to look beyond the extravagance and focus on making a meaningful difference if you have the ability to do so!
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