Mysore royal wedding: Yaduveer Krishnadatta Chamaraja's wedding attire was designed by Pramoda Devi. Know more facts

Newlyweds Yaduveer Krishnadatta Chamaraja and Trishika Kumari Singh will go on a procession on June 29 in a decorated motorcade within the palace precincts.

Mysore: Wodeyar dynasty's titular king Yaduveer Krishnadatta Chamaraja tied the nuptial knot with Rajasthani princess Trishika Kumari Singh in the traditional South Indian style at Amba Vilas Palace here on Monday.

About 2,000 special invitees from Karnataka and across the country have been invited for the grand reception on Tuesday night in the Durbar Hall.

The newly-weds had on Monday sat on a decorated swing in the Durbar Hall between 7.30-8.30 pm for a private reception being hosted for about 50 royal families from across the country, Wodeyar's relatives and VIPs.

The couple will go on a procession on June 29 in a decorated motorcade within the palace precincts for public viewing.

Know more about the Mysore royal wedding:

• Yaduveer's wedding attire was designed by mother-queen Pramoda Devi.
• Sporting the royal crown and clad in a cream 'bandhgala', Yaduveer, 23, and bride Trishika, 22, in a red silk sari, exchanged jasmine garlands and poured handful of rice over each other's head, signifying life-long prosperity and peace for the couple.
• The young princess was escorted to the mandap by her parents -- Maharaj Kumar Harshavardhan Singh and Rajkumari Maheshri Kumari of the erstwhile princely state of Dungarpur in Rajasthan.
• As per the Wodeyar's dynastic traditions, the elaborate wedding ceremony began with invocations to the royal family deity Hindu Goddess Chamundeshwari and worship of its rajguru Abhinava Vagheesha Brahmatantra Swatantra swami of Parakala mutt amid chanting of Vedic hymns and Carnatic music.
• Pramoda Devi, who adopted Yaduveer, and three sisters of her late husband and last scion Srikanttadatta Narasimharja Wodeyar, family members and relatives of the groom and bride were present in the Durbar Hall along with about 500 guests and special invitees.
• Yaduveer was adopted on February 23, 2015, and crowned as the 27th titular Maharaja on May 28, 2015. He is the grandson of princess Gayathri Devi, eldest sister of Srikantadatta and eldest daughter of the last reigning Maharaja Jayachamarajendra Wodeyar.
• An arts graduate from the Massachusetts University in Boston, US, Yaduveer was engaged to Trishika on his return from the US last year.
• The majestic palace in the heart of the state's cultural and historic capital, about 150 km from Bengaluru, has been decked up and illuminated for the grand event, four decades after Srikantadatta married Pramoda in 1976 in its Durbar Hall.