On February 7, 2025, Jeet Adani and Diva Jaimin Shah will tie the knot, and although the rumors were spinning that the wedding would be an extravagant affair, Adani’s Gaut has reduced such assumptions. Despite the restrained approach, the couple makes your special day even more significant with a heartfelt gesture. On the eve of their great day, they made a rare public phenomenon, capturing the hearts of their true commitment to each other.
The exciting development in a recent report shows that Jeet and Diva collaborated with several NGOs with the support of the Adani group to return the public during wedding celebrations. One of the key cooperation includes Delhi’s family of disabled people with disabilities, who was instructed to create manual couples for a couple. In addition, Malhotra’s fashion designer works with artisans to create these scales, adding an extra layer of elegance to this.
According to social media reports, the couple also sought help from different artisans to create special wedding items. Kai Rassi of Chennai is instructed to develop posters and digitally printed plates for the event. Meanwhile, Bibaja Churi -Jodhpur will make three different types of bracelets for the bride. Nikita from Ahmedabad creates beads of beads, and 400 artisans from the Nurser were intended for the weave of the hand sari for wedding guests.
Other unique strokes include intricate bookmarks created using nail art technique, glass art requisites created by the duo of the father-son, and the works of dirt that will add to the village charm decor of the wedding. This thoughtful integration of traditional artistry in the wedding is a testament to the couple’s commitment to the preservation of cultural heritage and the uplift of local artisans.
In the heartfelt gesture, JIT and Diwali recently visited Mitti Café at Mumbai Airport, a cafe managed by staff in different ways. The couple spent time interacting with the staff and invited them to visit their wedding in Ahmedabad. Despite the fact that he was known for his wedding statement traditional and simple, Gautam Adani’s vision for the event reflects a deep sense of community and inclusion.
