The herculean task of pulling off a three-day opulent wedding that resonates the net worth and grandeur of the Ambani clan was on the shoulders of mum-in-law Nita Ambani and badi bahu of Antilia Shloka Mehta. — Free Press Journal (@fpjindia) — Hauterrfly (@thehauterrfly) Radhika Merchant Ambani, the wife of Anant Ambani, heaped praise on sasu maa for conceptualizing the royal wedding from scratch, including guests, itinerary, F&B and every detail to the T, with none of the dots missing. Radhika dubbed that mother-in-law, Nita, as the CEO of the wedding in her interview with Vogue.
She remarked on how the dates of July 12th–14th, 2024, were strategically picked on the advice of the family priest based on the astrological alignment of both her and Anant’s charts. While the planning was a family affair, the leads were Isha Ambani and Shloka Mehta, under the guidance of Nita Ambani. The Ambani clan employed an army of in-house staff and hired executives to pull off various phases of the weekender wedding bash in all its pomp and show.
The Anant Ambani-Radhika Merchant wedding was a star studded spectacle, with some of the unlikeliest of global elite guests under one roof doing the Ambani’s bidding. From WWE legend John Cena to former British PMs Tony Blair and Boris Johnson, to Baba Ramdev, the great Khali, the Kardashian sisters, Mamta Banerjee, Sachin Tendulkar, MS Dhoni, and other luminaries from business, sports, politics, and media thronged the event. While the patron family of Reliance Industries were decked in the costliest of designer dresses, the international guests were offered bespoke desi attires to complement the occasion.
Even the family doggo ‘Happy’ , a golden retriever, showed up in a swanky red sherwani. From laziz dishes to Bollywood leading the band baja baraat department, the Anant-Radhika wedding went seamless albeit causing inconveniences to the aam janta who battered in the monsoon, deprived of the usual routes around the wedding event, even as several flights were delayed, as private jets ferried the millionaire guests from the venue. :.
