May 30,2014. India’s young and successful golfer Anirban Lahiri is getting married to his fiancé and long time girlfriend Ipsa Jamwal. The wedding ceremony happening in Pune has close friends, family and plenty of golfers attending. Rashid Khan from Delhi is already on his way as he confirmed, “I am headed there at the end of week,” in a chat with golfingindian.com. Shiv Kapur, another dear friend of Lahiri’s is playing the Nordea Masters and is not going to making back to India for the same. It’s not yet clear whether their common manager Neeraj Sareen will be back in time to mark his attendance at Lahiri’s wedding.
Rahil Gangjee, who is very excited about his buddy getting married shared with golfingindian.com that he was unable to travel to Pune for his wedding. “I’m really feeling bad about this, but as my buddy gets married I would wish him all the happiness.” As a married man himself, Gangjee also quipped a piece of advise for his fellow golfer, “I advise him to be understanding and loving no matter what!”
For Lahiri – all of 26 – this is a new phase and his to be wife plans to accompany him on tour as he plays across the Asian Tour events or travels to Europe. Queen’s Cup and Asian Tour next week would be looking forward to welcoming Lahiri’s better half. “I’ll be getting married and it is the beginning of my new life. I think it is really an exciting time for me. It helps when your personal life is going well. It puts your mind at ease and it allows you to play your best,” Lahiri shares.
Lahiri’s last tweet said,
Looking forward to a couple of weeks off. Let the celebrations begin #gettinghitched @ipsa_jamwal
— Anirban Lahiri (@anirbangolf) May 20, 2014
Lahiri returned from the action on the Asian Tour first into Bangalore where he is based to collect all his wedding preparations, his outfit and all that he made need before he made his way into Pune, the hometown of young Jamwal, who worked with tech firm Wipro.
Here’s wishing them both a very happy married life. We will be back with pictures and more.
Compiled with inputs from Chandrani Datta
