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MUMBAI : Actress Sreejita De is being married to Michael Blohm-Pape once more, this time in desi style, with Indian customs and rituals, following a stunning white wedding in Germany. Sreejita got married to her longtime partner in his country of origin in July of this year. She stated, “My parents are coming to spend the festive season with us in Mumbai, and Michael’s parents will be flying down from Germany for our Indian wedding. We had planned to have the traditional wedding in November earlier, but had to push it because of some work commitments. Now, it will be happening at the beginning of next year in Goa, mostly in January or February, because after that the weather is quite hot.”
Sreejita divulges more information about the ceremony, adding that it would be a "typical Bengali wedding" and that preparations for the second round of festivities have already begun. She shared, “We wanted to relax for a bit after our German wedding, and now the prep for the desi wedding is in full swing. It will be a Bengali wedding with all the customs, and will have all the functions from mehendi to haldi.”
When asked why she chose Goa as the location for her big day, the star responds, “We both are beach lovers. And Goa has a very close and special place in our heart as we spent eight months in the state during lockdown. That’s when we fell in love with the place. My parents wanted the wedding to be held in Kolkata, but I insisted it to happen in Goa”.
And Michael is eager to participate in the wedding festivities, which are Indian traditional celebrations. She added, “When we got engaged in December of 2021, we started talking about weddings, when we should get married and how. Since the start I was very clear in my head that I don’t want to do a fusion thing and not to mix up both. Like some people get married as per Indian rituals, and then throw a reception in a different way. We decided to have a German wedding so that I also get to know about their traditions and then Indian wedding so that their family can also understand Indian culture and the huge beautiful chaos which we create during the wedding. Indian weddings are all about shor, sharaba and dancing.”
White weddings are extremely peaceful and quiet. Michael has been involved from the beginning. In light of this, they are ready to enjoy Indian customs and festivities.
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