Kavita Kaushik’s wedding at Triyuginarayan Temple in Kedarnath will give you marriage goals
The daring, fierce and vivacious Kavita Kaushik better known as Chandramukhi Chautala of F.I.R surprised her fans by having a low-key wedding at Triyuginarayan temple in Kedarnath. The actress who hails from Kashipur, Uttarakhand tied the knot with her beau, Ronnit Biswas in a simple wedding ceremony that took place in Kedarnath.
While many young couples opt for having a lavish wedding which costs a million bucks, Kavita has won the hearts of many by commemorating the celestial wedding of Lord Shiva and his consort Parvati. Yup, you got it right, being ardent followers of Mahadev, the lovely couple choose to take the seven pheras at Triyuginarayan temple where Lord Shiva and Parvati’s wedding took place.
It was a simple wedding affair that was attended by a few family members and friends as the conjugal ceremony was to be held in the lap of Himalayas.
The hush-hush wedding of Chandramukhi Chautala
The couple had their Haldi and Mehendi ceremony on 23rd and 24th January 2017 at their house in Mumbai. Talking about her wedding Kavita says, “There are no cards printed, no frenzy, no do’s and don’ts and no invites. I know it’s not possible to take all my family and friends up to the Himalayas in this weather where it’s snowing n freezing and most roads closed only hike-able, so just 15 of us are making this trip up hence I hope you understand this and extend your love and blessings our way.”
About Triyuginarayan Temple
The divine, Triyuginarayan is a famous Hindu pilgrimage site nestled in the Rudraprayag district of Uttarakhand. Snuggled in the Triyuginarayan village at 1,980 metres the temple offers a breathtaking vista of the Herculean Himalayas. The temple stands in utmost grandeur at the holy confluence of Mandakini and Songanga rivers and can be reached by commencing a brisk 6 km trek from Sonprayag or 11 kms by road. Alternatively, you can go 5 km by road and further 3 km by trek. The nearest railhead is at Dehradun about 251 km from Sonprayag. Jolly Grant airport at 226 km is the closest air connectivity from here.
Significance of Triyuginarayan Temple
The Triyuginarayan temple dedicated to Lord Vishnu is a holy site where Lord Shiva and Parvati got married. This glorious wedding was formalised by Lord Vishnu who became Parvati’s brother and Lord Brahma became the priest. The couple took saat pheras or the seven steps at the holy fire in the temple’s front which eternally burns till today.
Due to this perpetual fire, the Triyuginarayan temple is also known as ‘Akand Dhuni temple’. Many pilgrims who visit this temple offer wood in the fire and take away the holy ash which is considered to be propitious for marriage. The Brahma Shila in front of the temple marks the exact place of the wedding. There are silver idols of Lord Vishnu, Goddess Lakshmi and Goddess Saraswati located inside the temple.
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This is indeed one of the best Tele weddings and the couple’s marriage has given wedding goals to many. Nobody could have thought that marrying in the midst of the Himalayas could be so enthralling and this surely has touched the hearts of many.
So pack your bags, get your wedding dress tailored and keep your warmers handy as this is the best and unique way to have a betrothal in the silvery shade of the snowy mountain peaks. Getting married in the hills or having a simple wedding at a Himalayan temple in Uttarakhand “The Land of Gods” wouldn’t cost you much. It will not only be light in your pocket but you can also get the warm blessings from the lord itself.
Your pictures with the Himalayas at the backdrop will not only be jaw dropping beautiful but it will also be a message for those who put a lot of efforts on the pomp & show and nothing on nurturing their relationship. Plus you can also plan a honeymoon here as there are lots of comely hill stations that tempt many newlyweds to flee here. So what are your plans now?
