The wedding was attended by close relatives and friends. Rimi opted for a Christian bridal look, wearing a white gown for the ceremony.

Malayalam playback singer and television personality Rimi Tomy has married gym trainer Libin Mathew in an intimate ceremony at a church in Dombivli, Mumbai.
The wedding was attended by close relatives and friends. Rimi opted for a Christian bridal look, wearing a white gown for the ceremony.
The singer had recently shared the news of her relationship with Libin and hinted that she would be getting married soon. She had also revealed that she would be settling in Mumbai with her husband after the wedding.
In a video shared recently, Rimi said she first met Libin in March. She described their relationship as something that happened at a time when she was earnestly praying to God for a companion.
Speaking to the media after the wedding, Rimi said she was extremely happy that everything had gone well.
"Everyone should pray for us. Everything went well. I feel like crying. I am extremely happy," she said. Libin also expressed his happiness, saying he was very happy.
Before the wedding, Rimi had opened up about how her relationship with Libin began, revealing that they first spoke over the phone on March 10 and met in person four days later. She said they had already developed a liking for each other through their conversations and had discussed marriage even before meeting face to face.
She described him as a person who gives her courage, positivity and the assurance that someone would stand by her through difficult times. Calling their meeting almost divine, she said they found each other at a time when both were praying for a life partner.
Published: 14 Nov 2026, 08:05 pm IST
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