Vijay Deverakonda and Rashmika Mandanna wedding photos break the internet after dual ceremonies

Vijay Deverakonda and Rashmika Mandanna have long been rumoured to be in a relationship. Now, the couple turned those whispers into a reality, tying the knot on Feb. 26 in an intimate ceremony surrounded by close friends and family.

Held at the luxury hotel ITC Mementoes, near Udaipur – a sought-after location of destination weddings – Deverakonda and Mandanna set the internet on fire through their wedding photos.

The Liger star, who is best known for his heavily charged emotional roles, shared a series of snaps of the marriage while showing his softer, romantic side in the caption, melting fans' hearts.

"One day, I missed her. Missed her in a way that made me feel like my day would've been better if she were around. Like my meals would've felt more wholesome if she were sitting across from me."

"Like my workouts would've been more fun and less of a punishment if she were doing them with me. Like I needed her – just to feel that sense of home and calm, no matter where I was. So, I made my best friend… my wife, 26.02.2026," he ended the note.

Mandanna, seemingly in response, expresses her admiration and strong feelings for Deverakonda in her caption, writing, "Hi, my loves, introducing to you now My Husband! Mr Vijay Deverakonda!!"

"The man who taught me what true love feels like, the man who showed me what being in peace feels like! The man who told me every day that dreaming big was absolutely ok and constantly told me I was capable of achieving something much more than what I could possibly think I ever could!"

"The man who's never stopped me from dancing like no one's watching…the man who showed me travelling with friends is the best thing ever, and trust me, I could write a book on this man!" she concludes.

A wedding honouring Deverakonda and Mandanna's cultures

The power couple belong to different cultures. Deverakonda comes from a Telugu background, while Mandanna's heritage is rooted in Kodava (Coorg).

The pair – in order to balance both distinct cultural expectations – held two wedding ceremonies in one day.

In the morning, they had a Telugu-themed wedding, while in the evening, the stars had a customary Kodava (Coorg) ceremony.