Weddings are the perfect occasion to get dolled up in your traditional outfits and stun everybody with your style statement. Talking about weddings, right now, we are hooked to our IG feed to get a glimpse of one of the most extravagant weddings of this season. Yes, we are talking about Tina Ambani and Anil Ambani's son, Anmol Ambani's wedding. For the unversed, Anmol Ambani is all set to get married to his fiancee, Krisha Shah, and their wedding festivities are going on in full swing!
A while back, while scrolling through our IG feed, we got a glimpse of the gorgeous bride, Krisha Shah. Krisha looked oh-so-gorgeous in a red and golden heavily embroidered lehenga, and we are obsessed with her. She accessorised her look with diamond and emerald jewellery, which included a choker, a long neckpiece, and a maang teeka. She completed her look with a glam makeup and red lips. Check it out below:
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A few moments ago, we got hold of a picture of Nita Ambani decked up for Anmol Ambani's wedding. Reportedly, the gorgeousness opted for a pink saree, which she paired with a heavily-embroidered golden blouse and exquisite jewellery pieces for the grand wedding. Nita completed her look with a bindi, sindoor, a diamond neckpiece and matching earrings. Keeping her overall look minimal, Nita tied her hair in a bun and adorned it with a gajra. Check it out below:
A while back, we got a glimpse of the much-in-love couple, Anmol Ambani and Krisha Shah dressed in their respective wedding ensembles. The bride and groom were lost in each other eyes, laughing as they held each other's hand. It was a magical moment, and we couldn't take our eyes off the adorable couple. However, it was Krisha's silver kaleeras that stole the show for us!
We can't wait to see more pictures from Anmol and Krisha's wedding!
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