Gauri Spratt and Aamir Khan registered their marriage at his Bandra residence in Mumbai on Saturday afternoon, making their union official after keeping the celebration private. The paperwork was signed at around 12.45 pm, and those present described both as visibly happy and emotional.
Bandra residence registration
The ceremony brought together around 150 guests, including close relatives, friends and family members who travelled from overseas. Junaid, Ira and Azad attended, along with Spratt's son, turning what could have been a public show into a tightly managed family gathering.
Khan and Spratt had already given the timeline for this relationship some shape earlier this year. He said they had known each other for nearly 25 years and had been dating for just over two years, which makes Saturday's registration less a surprise than the formal point where a long acquaintance became a legal marriage.
Gauri Spratt background
Spratt comes from Bengaluru and works in the wellness and beauty space. Her background is unusually specific for a private celebrity bride: she studied at Blue Mountain School, pursued an FDA course in Styling and Photography at the University of the Arts London in 2004, and now runs a BBlunt salon in Mumbai.
That mix of a low-profile professional life and a ceremony kept to family and close friends explains why the event landed as a private registration rather than a public spectacle. Khan's earlier marriages to Reena Dutta and Kiran Rao, and his continued co-parenting of Azad with Rao, also give the family turnout a clear context without turning Saturday into a wider media event.
Private but official
The key development is not the size of the gathering but the legal finish line. Aamir Khan and Gauri Spratt are now officially married, and the 150-guest limit shows how deliberately the couple kept the day contained even with family members flying in from overseas.
What follows for readers is simple: there is a marriage registration, there is a defined family circle, and there is no public celebration on the record from this ceremony. For now, the story ends with the document signed at 12.45 pm in Bandra and a private union that stayed private on purpose.
