TV actress Niti Taylor got engaged to Lieutenant beau, Parikshit Bawa in a grand ceremony in Delhi on 12 August 2019. The lovebirds, Niti and Parikshit went school together and dated only for a short span of time. Niti had benefited as much as possible from her romance stage before she set out on venture as Mrs Bawa with Parikshit. And now in an interview with ETimes, she officially confirmed about her wedding with her fiancé, Parikshit Bawa on August 13, 2020, in an intimate ceremony at a Gurudwara in Gurgaon.

On October 13, 2020, Niti took to her Instagram handle and shared looks at getting a perpetual tattoo of her hubby, Parikshit Bawa’s name on her ring finger. In the photos, we can see Niti displaying the tattoo on her ring finger. We likewise detected an image with an adorable cake for their second-month wedding commemoration. The entertainer subtitled the post as “Please Swipe Right! For the longest time, it was my dream, that the day I got married I want to get a tattoo of my husband’s name on my ring finger. I have fulfilled my wish. It was a very long name and small fingers, but managed. This is my Second Monthly Anniversary gift to my better half. And yes the cute little cake. To many more celebrations.” Check it out below:

Presently, Niti has shared a few ticks from her first ‘rasoi’ post-marriage. Wearing a pink kurta with pink and orange dupatta, Niti looked an outright shocker and her chooda added to her appeal. Modeling for the camera with her unmistakable grin, the bliss all over simply liquefied our hearts! Have a look at her post:

In an interview with ETimes, Niti stated, “We had a ceremony at a gurudwara in Gurgaon, which was attended only by our parents and immediate family. The decision to tie the knot on August 13 was taken on August 6, which gave me just a week to prepare for my big day. We had our extended families and friends participate in the do, virtually.”

Speaking of her honeymoon, the actress said, she doesnt have any plan yet. Niti Taylor continued, “That will happen once things become normal again and after we celebrate with our family and friends. For now, it’s more of a fun-moon.” Speaking about how they were initially planning to tie the knot at the end of October and why they decided to get married on their engagement date, Niti remarked, “We were planning to get married at the end of October. However, owing to the COVID-19 situation and understanding that it won’t improve drastically, we decided to advance the wedding and exchange nuptial vows on our engagement date. It wasn’t, of course, the best way since both our sisters couldn’t join us for the wedding, but we do plan to celebrate with everyone when the situation improves.”