A New York startup founder, an Indian-origin tech entrepreneur and a Jaipur wedding that had it all, from a Western garden ceremony and sangeet to a baraat, pheras and a black-tie reception.Jenny Lee, co-founder and CEO of New York-based healthcare startup Hera, married Indian-origin entrepreneur Sagar Jajoo in an elaborate multi-day celebration at ITC Mementos Jaipur. The couple reportedly booked the entire property for their guests, turning the wedding into a destination celebration where friends and family stayed throughout the festivities.And while the wedding took place in October 2025, photos and videos from the celebrations have only recently started making the rounds on social media, sending the lavish Jaipur wedding back into the spotlight.

From a Western wedding to a full-blown Indian sangeet

The celebrations began on October 23 with a welcome lunch, followed by a Western wedding ceremony styled like a formal garden party.But the mood changed completely by evening.The couple hosted an Indian-style sangeet, complete with dinner, dancing and performances. One video that has gone viral shows Lee performing to ‘Like Jennie’, the hit song by South Korean singer and rapper Jennie.Wedding planners Palkan Badlani Weddings & Events shared clips of the performance on Instagram. Lee can be seen in three different looks — a red lehenga, a silver lehenga and a minidress - as she dances during different parts of the celebrations.It was the kind of wedding performance that quickly caught people's attention: part Bollywood-style sangeet, part modern celebrity wedding and completely personal to the couple.

Baraat, pheras and a black-tie reception

The next day brought an even bigger change of pace.The celebrations began with a traditional baraat, followed by the pheras and lunch. Later came cocktails and a Western-style black-tie reception, bringing the two cultures together once again.The wedding festivities finally wrapped up with an after-party that continued into the early hours of October 25.So, while the wedding had all the trappings of a grand Indian celebration, it wasn't limited to one tradition. The couple moved between Western and Indian ceremonies across the three-day celebration, making the wedding feel distinctly their own.

Who is Jenny Lee?

Beyond the wedding videos, Lee has an impressive Silicon Valley and healthcare-tech background.She is the co-founder and CEO of Hera, a New York-based healthcare startup focused on helping families manage the often complicated process of caring for ageing parents.The company combines technology with care-management support, helping families deal with everything from medical appointments and insurance to navigating healthcare systems.Lee studied computer science and business administration at the University of California, Berkeley, including at Berkeley Haas. Before starting Hera, she worked as a product manager at Dropbox and was a founding product manager at healthcare startup Headway. She also previously interned in software engineering at Google.Her own family experience reportedly played a major role in inspiring Hera.According to Fortune, Lee came up with the idea after attending her grandmother's memorial service. She had watched her aunt, then in her mid-50s, take on the responsibility of coordinating her grandmother's care.Lee later described seeing the toll that experience had taken on her aunt, saying there had been a huge personal sacrifice and that the journey had "cost a part of herself".That experience eventually became the starting point for Hera.

Who is Sagar Jajoo?

Lee's husband, Sagar Jajoo, is also a technology and healthcare entrepreneur based in New York.He is the co-founder and COO of Silna Health, a healthcare technology company that works with providers on processes including prior authorisations, benefit checks and insurance monitoring.Like Lee, Jajoo is a UC Berkeley graduate. Before co-founding Silna Health, he was the first product hire at Truework and later worked as a product manager at Blend.And that shared interest in technology and healthcare makes the couple's story particularly interesting - two entrepreneurs working in the same broad industry, bringing together their professional worlds with a wedding that blended two cultures.

A Jaipur wedding that is only now going viral

The most striking part of the celebration may be how seamlessly it moved between worlds.A Western garden ceremony gave way to an Indian sangeet. A traditional baraat and pheras were followed by a black-tie reception. And in the middle of it all was a bride performing to ‘Like Jennie’ in three very different outfits.The wedding may have happened almost a year ago, but with its pictures and videos now resurfacing online, Jenny Lee and Sagar Jajoo's Jaipur celebration is getting a second moment in the spotlight.