'Daughter of Jammu, Son of Kerala': Bharat Jodo wedding invite goes viral for it's unique vibes

In a world where weddings often follow age-old traditions, one couple has redefined celebrations with a fresh, inclusive take. Abhilasha Kotwal and Vinal William turned their wedding invite into a statement of unity, calling it a "Bharat Jodo Vivah" a nod to Congress leader Rahul Gandhi’s Bharat Jodo Yatra, which aimed to bridge cultural and regional divides across India.

A love story across borders

Abhilasha hails from Jammu and Bengal, while Vinal has roots in Punjab and Kerala a blend of North, South, East, and West in one wedding. Their invite introduces them as the "Daughter of Jammu & Bengal" and the "Son of Punjab & Kerala," celebrating their diverse backgrounds in a beautifully crafted message. Sharing the invite on social media, Abhilasha quipped, "When your wedding is more diverse than a coalition government, you know it’s truly special!" The post quickly went viral, garnering praise from netizens who loved the fusion of romance, humor, and political relevance.

When a wedding is more diverse than a coalition government, you know it’s special!@RahulGandhi @priyankagandhi —our love story mirrors the vision you stand for. Will you bless it?

#BharatJodoVivaah #BharatJodoYatra pic.twitter.com/FefrPnMjWU

— Abhilasha (@draupadiforall) February 17, 2025

An invitation to the Gandhis

Taking things up a notch, Abhilasha personally delivered an invitation to Rahul Gandhi and Priyanka Gandhi Vadra. This gesture held special significance, as years ago, Abhilasha’s mother had designed Priyanka Gandhi’s wedding invitation. She expressed that it would be an honor to receive their blessings for her big day.

Best wedding invite ever

Social media exploded with reactions. "This is so heartwarming and iconic!" one user commented. Another wrote, "Bharat Jodo Yatra meets Shaadi season best crossover!" Many users praised the couple for making their love story a symbol of unity and inclusivity in a divided world. 
In an era where cultural and political divisions often dominate headlines, this wedding invite serves as a reminder of India’s diverse yet interconnected heritage. While the wedding is personal, its message is universal: Love knows no boundaries be it regional, cultural, or ideological.