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Rashmika Mandana and Vijaya Deverakonda are now husband and wife. Photo: Official Instagram.

Rashmika Mandanna and Vijay Deverakonda are now married! Wedding photos out after Telugu, Kodava ceremonies

| @indiablooms | Feb 26, 2026, at 08:49 pm

Actors Rashmika Mandanna and Vijay Deverakonda tied the knot on on Thursday, celebrating their union with two traditional ceremonies that honoured both their roots.

The morning saw a traditional Telugu wedding at 10:10 AM, followed by an evening Kodava (Coorg) ceremony to mark Rashmika’s heritage.

The couple has now shared their official wedding pictures, giving fans a glimpse into the intimate celebrations held in the presence of family and close friends at the luxury ITC Mementoes, located about 50 km outside Udaipur.

Sharing the photos, Rashmika posted a heartfelt note introducing Vijay as her husband, calling him the man who taught her the meaning of true love, peace, and dreaming big. “I could write a book on this man,” she wrote, adding that he has always encouraged her to live freely and wholeheartedly.

Vijay echoed the sentiment in his own post, reflecting on the moment he realised he wanted Rashmika not just as his partner but as his family. “So, I made my best friend… my wife,” he wrote, signing off with the wedding date.

Several images from the ceremony show Rashmika getting emotional during the rituals, moments that quickly resonated with fans online.

Ahead of the wedding, the couple hosted vibrant haldi and sangeet ceremonies.

According to Cinema Express, the sangeet turned into a lively celebration, with Rashmika and Vijay dancing alongside friends and family. The playlist featured songs from their films, including Geetha Govindam and Dear Comrade, highlighting their on-screen chemistry.

Tracks like Kalyani Vachaa Vachaa and Inkem Inkem added to the nostalgic mood, while Peelings from Pushpa: The Rise emerged as the biggest crowd-puller.

Vijay also shared images of the beautifully designed ceremony space—an outdoor circular venue adorned with pink rose petals, marigolds, and lush floral arrangements. Personalised floral placards reading “Rushie” and “Vijay” were placed at the centre.

Rashmika, meanwhile, shared customised décor dedicated to their pets, including Vijay’s huskies Storm and Chester and her cocker spaniel Aura.

Several friends from the film industry attended the celebrations, including director Sandeep Reddy Vanga, actress Kalyani Priyadarshan, filmmaker Tharun Bhascker, actor Rahul Ravindran, and actors Eesha Rebba and Ashika Ranganath, along with stylist Shravya Varma.

With their wedding pictures now out, Rashmika Mandanna and Vijay Deverakonda’s celebrations have quickly become one of the most talked-about events in the film fraternity.

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