Ankita Lokhande And Vicky Jain Are Now Married, See Their First Photos Here

Television actor Ankita Lokhande got married to her long time boyfriend Vicky Jain on Tuesday in the presence of her friends and family members.

The pictures of their wedding are going viral on the internet. Some clicked by their friends and others by the paparazzi at their wedding. Lokhande's friends and actor Srishty Rode announced on her Instagram stories that the couple is now married to each other.

Ankita Lokhande Wedding Pictures:

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The couple had been dating each other since a few years now. The pictures from a pre-wedding ritual ceremony sparked the rumours of their wedding but neither Lokhande nor Jain gave any statement about it. They were seen handing out an invitation of their wedding to Maharashtra's governor Bhagat Singh Koshyari.

Since Saturday, the couple has been celebrating the pre-wedding ceremonies in the company of film and television celebrities and their family members. Actor Kangana Ranaut had also made an appearance at a cocktail party held by the couple on Monday. Other celebrities who attended the festivities were Pavitra Punia, Ekta Kapoor, Mahhi Vij, Eijaz Khan, Preeti Simoes and Jay Bhanushali and many others.

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Lokhande had also shared a glimpse of the pre-wedding shoot they had titled The Sands of Time. The video has been reportedly shot by The Wedding Story team. The groom Vicky Jain was seen making a grand entry at the wedding venue in a vintage car. The couple had a big hoarding at the entry of the wedding venue which read, "Welcome to Vikaas and Ankita's vows of love wedding celebrations."

Lokhande was seen wearing a golden colour lehenga on her big day. A picture of which was first shared by one of her friends on Instagram saying that the bride is ready. Lokhande and Jain were then seen exchanging garlands at a stage surrounded by people holding their phones out in the air.