RT-PCR Test Was Compulsory For Guests At Vishnu Vishal And Jwala Gutta's Wedding

COVID test was compulsory at Vishnu Vishal, Jwala Gutta wedding: Badminton Player Jwala Gutta and Tamil actor Vishnu Vishal have revealed every guest had to go through a mandatory RT-PCR (Reverse transcription polymerase chain reaction) test to attend their wedding. The couple tied the knot in an intimate ceremony on April 22 this year. Gutta had shared this detail along with a series of pictures from her wedding on Instagram.

The caption of her post said, "Pictures from APRIL 22. #shaadi How lucky I am to have my people around me all the time. P.S-Covid test RT-PCR was mandatory to attend the wedding!!!!! (sic.)"

The couple got married on April 22 in a private ceremony with closest friends and family. The wedding date was first announced by Vishal through his Instagram account when he posted a picture of their wedding invitation. The couple had said earlier as well that they had taken all necessary precaution during the wedding, keeping in mind the COVID-19 pandemic. Read more about Jwala Gutta Vishnu Vishal wedding here.

Jwala Gutta and Vishnu Vishal Relationship

Gutta and Vishal made their relationship public with the start of the new year in 2021 as Gutta posted a picture of them together writing, "To new beginnings… HAPPY NEW YEAR (sic)."

The couple got engaged when Vishal proposed to Gutta on the midnight of her birthday on September 7 last year. Vishal and Gutta were in a long-distance relationship for about a year before getting engaged. The couple's wedding marks the second marriage for both Gutta and Vishal.  The actor was previously married to Ranjini Natraj and while the badminton player was previously married to shuttler Chetan Anand.

In November last year, Gutta inaugurated her first Badminton Academy at Moinabad, on the outskirts of Hyderabad. The ace shuttler and Arjun awardee said that she always had the dream to open her own training facility and added that her academy will open gates for a player with "personalities".