Pics: RJ Anmol and Amrita Rao booked world's longest dining table for their anniversary

We all love surprises. However, if the surprise is as big as dining at the world's longest dining table, it is surely something that one would never like to miss. Recently, RJ Anmol surprised his better half, Amrita Rao, with the same, as the couple was celebrating the 13th anniversary of the proposal. To make the day beautiful and memorable, RJ Anmol planned a lavish lunch at Taj Falaknuma Palace, Hyderabad, and a small cake-cutting celebration too. Scroll down to learn more about it. (Image: Twitter/TataGroup and screengrab of YouTube)

The couple documented the entire experience in the form of a vlog and uploaded it to their YouTube channel Couple of Things - Amrita Rao I RJ Anmol. The 11.09 minutes video features the 108 feet long world’s longest dining table, which is nestled in the Taj Falaknuma Palace of Hyderabad. As per the vlog, it is the place where Queen Mary, King George, and many other celebrated people and royalty have enjoyed meals in the past. The dining table can seat 90-100 people at once and the walls of the dining room display paintings of the food menu and dishes, which diners can point at to place an order. As per the video, there used to be a mini train that used to revolve around the dining table and serve. (Image: Twitter/TataGroup)

Amrita enjoyed a healthy wrap filled with fresh lettuce leaves for her anniversary lunch, as seen in the video. The lavish lunch setup included silverware, roses, fresh pineapple juice, Indian, and dishes like dal and sabzi too. A day before the anniversary, when Amrita checked in the property and took a tour of the palace, she had a wish. She wanted to dine at the world’s longest dining table and she was on cloud nine when her wish turned into reality. Elated by the gesture of her spouse, she said, “Anmol is the king of surprises”. (Image: Screengrab of YouTube)

After lunch, they celebrated their anniversary in the royal style with a Blueberry and Pineapple Cake on one of the terraces of the palace. (Image: Screengrab of YouTube)

It certainly looks dreamy and sweet to us. If you have also dined at the world’s longest dining table, share your experience with us in the comments section. (Image: istock)

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