B-Town actress Parineeti Chopra and politician Raghav Chadha tied the knot in an adorable and intimate ceremony held at The Leela Palace Udaipur in Rajasthan over the weekend.
On her big day, Parineeti chose a special Manish Malhotra bridal outfit, which was completely embellished with a variety of matte embroidery and glittering beads. The renowned Indian fashion designer had previously dressed the actor in an outfit for her engagement ceremony, which had the same minimalist and restrained vibe as her wedding attire.
Bride jora It included a mid-riff-baring camisole and matching skirts In shades similar to champagne-gold. Featuring light gold embellishments, classic pearlescent beading and beige-toned embroidery and threadwork, the dress was a masterpiece in the monochrome-wedding-wear category.
From a distance, the coordination of the fabric colors of the different clothing pieces with the variety of embellishments gives the impression of a simple, minimally embellished dress that gives off only a subtle glow in the natural light of the daytime wedding event. However, it was only when the dress was looked at up close that one got a real view of the hours spent on delicate handiwork that adorned the simple but perfectly decorated bridal ensemble.
Both camisole And this skirts The embroidery was done with a continuous diamond or rhombus-shaped pattern. While the proportions of the rhombus pattern remained constant camisoleAs the pattern moved downwards, the size of the diamond gradually increased KiltAll the way down to the hem, which was decorated with large and ornate diamond motifs as well as embroidery.
The choice of a geometric motif as the dominant embroidered element in the bridal dress was deliberate and quite on brand for the atelier, whose signature designs often draw on clear-cut lines and the simple beauty of familiar, sharp-edged motifs and patterns. Depend.
pearls were hanging on the shore camisoleThe elbow-length sleeves of and its borders are also lined scarfwhich was pinned to the bride’s head and draped over her chest and shoulders in the traditional style of wearing a long strip of cloth.
To add some color and extra sparkle to her look, Parineeti made the right decision of wearing statement jewellery, which was created for her by Manish Malhotra. Everything from her layered neckpiece, forehead to vaccineand her earrings wheat The polkis were made from a gorgeous mix of diamonds, gold and light and dark emeralds.
The five-tiered necklace that adorned her neck was held together with geometrically shaped metal molds inlaid with the most exquisite polki diamonds, bottle-green and sea-foam-green emeralds in various shapes and sizes. The jewelery completed her look and matched the geometric patterns embroidered on her dress.
Parineeti’s bridal look would have been incomplete without traditional gold. Jhumkashaped like kaliras It was hanging from her wrists, which was also baby-pink in color churiyan-To match the pink scarf that Raghav wore around his neck -and a pair Karre with attached aik anglas, Walking down the aisle, she wore a translucent veil made of simple, sheer fabric with her husband’s name, Raghav, embroidered in Hindi script. The couple also wore flower garlands made of fully bloomed white roses and bunches of baby’s breath during the ceremony.
