Sheheryar and Maheen finally tie the knot

Couple's wedding festivities close with Nikkah ceremony

Sheheryar Munawar and Maheen Siddiqui have officially tied the knot in an intimate Nikkah ceremony attended by close family and friends. Images and videos from the event, widely shared on social media, show the groom in a cream sherwani with gold accents and a matching turban, while the bride matched him in an elegant white and gold ensemble.

The ceremony, held in a private setting, captured heartfelt moments as the couple signed their marriage certificate, surrounded by their loved ones.

The wedding festivities began with a lively dholki night, where videos of Sheheryar and Maheen celebrating with family and friends quickly gained attention online. Maheen wore a traditional orange and yellow outfit, while Sheheryar opted for a brown embroidered kurta. Music took centre stage at the dholki, with renowned singers Ali Hamza and Jimmy Khan serenading the attendees. The night marked the perfect start to what promises to be a grand celebration.

This was followed by a Mayun ceremony hosted by the bride's family. Next came the Shabe Mosiqi, a grand Sangeet night, featuring dance performances by actors Sanam Saeed, Ahad Raza Mir and others. A standout moment from the evening was a Ho Mann Jahaan cast reunion, where Sheheryar, Mahira Khan, and Adeel Hussain recreated their popular Shakar Wandaan Re performance, much to the delight of attendees and fans.

December 20 was the Qawwali night, headlined by renowned singer Rahat Fateh Ali Khan. Sheheryar later shared moments from the evening on Instagram, thanking friends and family for making it a memorable event.

"Endless gratitude to our wonderful friends for giving us an unforgettable qawwali night! The music, the laughter, and most of all, the joy of having both family and friends together made the evening truly magical," he wrote.

In July, during an appearance on the FWhy Podcast, Sheheryar addressed speculation about his love life. While he didn't confirm any details at the time, he expressed gratitude and requested prayers, saying, "Alhamdulillah, I'm grateful. I'm very grateful. I'm happy. Allah has been kind, and the parents are very happy." He continued to state, "Exciting times are ahead, and I would ask everyone to say a little prayer for us. I just feel, as I've mentioned before, that I want this to be a very personal experience for both of us – and private."