In a close-knit family event on Tuesday, Himansh Kohli exchanged vows. Early photos from the actor's wedding ceremonies at ISKCON, Nehru Place, Delhi, showed him posing with his wife, Vini Kohli. In addition, he shared pictures of himself dancing with his family and friends while getting ready for his wedding.

Himansh and his bride Vini have been seen twinning in traditional red dress in the widely shared wedding images. His wife wore a red saree that matched the actor's dark red sherwani and light-red pagdi, a traditional headwear worn at weddings and other cultural ceremonies. Himansh is seen kissing Vini's forehead while she grins at one of the romantic moments. The pair fell in love before getting married, and Vini is not from Bollywood. Designer Kunal Rawal has been selected by Himansh to create his wedding attire.

In the caption, Kohli expressed his gratitude to his fans for their support and warm wishes, writing, “Starting this beautiful journey with the love of my life, Vini. Thank you for being a part of our happiness.” His heartfelt words were met with an outpouring of love from fans and colleagues alike, with many congratulating the couple on their new chapter.

The Delhi wedding reportedly incorporated traditional Indian rituals, bringing together the couple's families and a close-knit group of friends. Attendees described the event as a beautiful blend of love, laughter, and cultural richness, with personal touches that reflected Kohli and Vini’s deep connection.

Kohli, who rose to fame with his boy-next-door charm in Yaariyan, has generally kept his personal life private, surprising fans with the announcement of his marriage. Vini, his long-time girlfriend, was introduced to his fans only recently, adding an air of mystery and excitement around their relationship.

As the newlyweds bask in the warmth of their first days together, fans are eagerly awaiting more glimpses into their life as a married couple. For now, these first images have left admirers captivated by the love and happiness evident in each frame