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Congratulations are in order for Shadab Khan as he officially marries Saqlain Mushtaq's daughter in a wedding ceremony today. Dressed in an ivory sherwani with matching turban, the all-rounder chose a classy look for his big day.
In several videos circulating online, the Islamabad United captain can be seen happily greeting his guests at the intimate event.
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Shadab's wedding outfits have been designed by Humayun Alamgir. The official Instagram handle of couturier shared a video of the cricketer trying on different turbans for the event tonight. "We are thrilled to have the opportunity to design your dress for this occasion," read the caption of the post.
Yesterday, the cricketer kicked off his wedding festivities with a close-knit mehndi ceremony. A glimpse of the intimate event was shared on social media by fellow cricketer and friend Hassan Ali's wife Samiya Khan.
In the video circulating on Instagram, Shadab can be seen sitting on the stage, wearing a heavilly embroidered, deep green sherwani. As the video progresses, Samiya makes the groom wear a garland, while he smiles and looks towards the camera.
Prior to this, Shadab also announced his nikkah last month by revealing that he had "joined mentor Saqi Bhai's family."
He wrote, "Alhamdulilah today was my nikah. It is a big day in my life and the start of a new chapter. Please respect my choices and those of my wife and our families. Prayers and love for all."
Alhamdulilah today was my Nikkah. It is a big day in my life and start of a new chapter. Please respect my choices and those my my wife’s and our families. Prayers and love for all pic.twitter.com/in7M7jIrRE
— Shadab Khan (@76Shadabkhan) January 23, 2023
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