This unique wedding invitation of a Kerala couple has Shashi Tharoor and Netizens impressed!

Calling it a "perfect chemistry", the wedding invite represented the bride and the groom as "two atoms", each denoted with their own unique symbol Sa and Vn, representatively.

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The wedding invitation card of a couple from Tharoor’s constituency has everyone impressed.

An innovative wedding invitation from Kerala is going viral for all the right reasons and has got everyone, including Congress leader Shashi Tharoor, impressed! The invite that captures the ‘chemistry’ between the couple Soorya and Vithun quite literally, was written using symbols of chemical elements and their union was described as bonding! Yes, perfect analogy, isn’t it?

Calling it a “perfect chemistry”, the wedding invite represented the bride and the groom as “two atoms”, each denoted with their own unique symbol Sa and Vn, representatively. The card read, “The atoms, Vithun and Soorya have decided to be a molecule with the activation energies from both parents. Requesting your latency with reactants and products on the bonding ceremony.”

And all these chemistry talks weren’t restricted to just the invitation message, the information about the wedding date and venue too had a chemical twist! While the wedding date was referred to as a “reaction on”, the venue was dubbed as a “laboratory”. And as if all these weren’t mighty impressive already, they also incorporated a diagram representing ‘LOVE’ using molecular structure and links between covalent bonds!

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The invite gained a lot of attention online after a Twitter user, @KARTHIC_VINOBA, shared the photo online and tagged Tharoor saying the invite originated from his constituency.

Chemistry teacher’s wedding invitation ! @ShashiTharoor ji from your constituency. 😂 pic.twitter.com/nhVNUKyz5o

— KVR (@KARTHIC_VINOBA) December 13, 2018

Tharoor wished the couple for their D-Day with an equally entertaining message.

“Wishing them all the best for a happy married life! May the chemistry between them always sparkle, the physics feature more light than heat, and the biology result in bountiful offspring,” the Thiruvananthapuram MP replied.

Wishing them all the best for a happy married life! May the chemistry between them always sparkle, the physics feature more light than heat, and the biology result in bountiful offspring….! https://t.co/Y6aYMjFsPi

— Shashi Tharoor (@ShashiTharoor) December 13, 2018

The invite started a huge buzz online and people couldn’t stop praising its creator.

I bet Walter white would be proud of this 😂👀 https://t.co/pOWYbFjaEX

— Amri (@amri_699) December 13, 2018

Nerdy cool!! https://t.co/qtCYMI4G9e

— BR Ravishankar (@ottawaravi) December 13, 2018

No limits to creativity. #bestweddingcard2018 https://t.co/qIC8SlrVmW

— Prateek (@PrateekJhaShar1) December 13, 2018

May the molecules create synergistic neutrons, protons & electrons. Stay energized! https://t.co/pZQJAjIo9c

— Belhavens (@belhavens) December 13, 2018

Ionic bond is strongest. https://t.co/15vYvoy2Pb

— Parul Singh Vats (@Parulvats27) December 13, 2018

OMG. This is awesome!!! https://t.co/T4Gr1zGUWE

— Binte Taib (@___naad) December 13, 2018

Brilliant. https://t.co/kjPikuZcXb

— SK (@marceloholic) December 13, 2018

This is the cutest wedding invitation! No doubt the electrons will reach there in time! @ShashiTharoor https://t.co/qANnAG4JCY

— Isha (@shhitsish) December 13, 2018

indianexpress.com has reached out to Soorya Nair and is waiting for a response.

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