Customised 'kaleerey' to regal Manish Malhotra outfits: Decoding Kiara, Sidharth's wedding looks

From a palace wedding to regal outfits, the evening witnessed lovebirds seal the deal in a dreamy yet intimate affair

One of Bollywood’s most sought-after couples, Kiara Advani and Sidharth Malhotra, tied the knot in Jaisalmer on Tuesday. From a palace wedding to regal Manish Malhotra outfits, the evening witnessed the lovebirds seal the deal in a dreamy yet intimate affair.

The bride wore a blush pink lehenga with green emerald studded diamond jewellery with minimal makeup and a sleek bun. Typically worn by north Indian brides, the kalirey have become a fashion staple in recent years. But Kiara was seen sporting them with a twist! Dangling down from both her wrists, the customised arm candy featured stars, the bride and groom’s initials, their pets and favourite travel destination.

 

 

 

 

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Meanwhile, the groom was clad in a beige sherwani for his wedding. Not to miss, the minimalistic varmalas worn by Kiara and Sidharth, are made of fresh white flowers. They are surely going to serve as an inspiration for many brides and grooms to be in the coming months.

Ace designer Manish, on his couture page, shared, “We believe in the magic of fairytales as we celebrate the start of this momentous journey for Kiara Advani and Sidharth Malhotra.”

He added, “Our alluring Manish Malhotra Bride, Kiara, stuns in a custom ombre Manish Malhotra lehenga in hues of empress rose. The lehenga features intricate embroidery detailing of roman architecture, inspired by the special love the newlyweds share for the city of domes.”

The post further read, “Real Swarovski crystals are embellished to embrace our signature sparkle. The captivating Manish Malhotra bride glows in Manish Malhotra Bespoke Diamond Jewellery for her big day. The exclusive set features an exquisite composition of ultra-fine hand-cut diamonds crafted with rare Zambian emeralds.”

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