Anoushey Ashraf has wrapped up her wedding festivities with an elegant finale. In posts shared on Instagram on Friday, the video jockey dazzled in a white wedding dress, complete with a tulle veil. Her husband Shahab Mirza held her close in the video highlights, all suited up and wearing a pastel blue tie.
The two strolled together in Istanbul's Pera Palace Hotel, where the event took place to mark the end of their destination wedding celebrations. Loved ones dedicated speeches to the married couple, with Anoushey's sister Natasha Qizilbash welcoming Shahab into the family.
Anoushey tied the knot with Shahab in a nikkah ceremony last year, though she only kicked off the wedding festivities in Turkey this month. Taking to Instagram Stories, she re-shared photos and video clips taken by family and friends present at the shehendi event. Online, her crew celebrated the occasion with the hashtag #SheyGotBae.
Natasha shared a carousel, admitting that she couldn't wait for the professional photos to be out and hence took matters into her own hands. The clicks saw Anoushey atop the venue's staircase, looking regal in a Nomi Ansari ensemble.
The bride wore a glittering lehenga with a strapped blouse, as a sheer veil hung down her frame. In a circulating video clip, she descended the stairs hand-in-hand with family, flanked by a throng of loved ones. Among those attending the glamorous festivities were showbiz peers Ayesha Omar, Zhalay Sarhadi, Frieha Altaf, and Deepak Parwani.
Other festivities included a breezy ride on a cruise and a jam night in Istanbul, where musician Ali Hamza serenaded the crowd with his acoustic strings and vocals.
In July, Anoushey revealed that she had tied the knot in an intimate nikkah ceremony attended by close friends and family. In her caption, she addressed all those who had pestered her about her marital status. "Dear, why haven't you gotten married yet?" she quoted. "See, I just did."
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