There were dishes from 5 states for 300 guests at Naga-Shobhita's wedding, Nagarjuna had made these big arrangements to make the wedding grand.

Tollywood News Desk – The marriage of actors Naga Chaitanya and Shobhita Dhulipala has been one of the most talked about marriages of South cinema. The couple tied the knot in a private ceremony in Hyderabad in December and stunned their fans with their wedding pictures. The actress also described her marriage as 'temple-like', but do you know that Nagarjuna had made many big arrangements to make this marriage grand. Let us know.

Shobhita-Naga's marriage took place with all rituals
Shobhita had planned her wedding in two months while shooting for a film. She was very serious about the marriage rituals. 'Rata' ceremony also took place at the wedding. Eight Hindu deities are worshiped in this ritual. Apart from this, the ritual of 'Mangala Snanam' also took place. In this, turmeric is applied to the bride. The actress enjoyed all these rituals of her marriage very much.

There was no star musician at the wedding
The special thing about Shobhita and Naga's wedding was that food from five states including Kerala, Tamil Nadu, Karnataka, Andhra Pradesh and Telangana was included in the wedding. There were only 300 guests in the entire wedding. Not only this, there was no star musician in the entire wedding. Apart from this, the couple had called local musicians, who performed at the wedding throughout the day and made it even more grand.

Got a lot of praise on social media
At the wedding, Shobhita wore a silk saree woven with real gold. Later she wore a white cotton saree woven in a nearby village, which made her look even more special. The pictures and videos of the actress went viral on social media and received a lot of praise from fans. On the other hand, many people also trolled Shobhita. Let us tell you that Naga and Shobhita started dating in the year 2022 after his divorce from Samantha Ruth Prabhu. According to media reports, both of them first met during lunch at the house of Naga Chaitanya's father Nagarjuna.