Radhika Merchant looks ethereal as a bride

Shloka wore an elegant black lehenga designed by Faraz Manan for her second appearance at the sangeet. The ensemble featured a sleeveless blouse embellished with sequins and beads and an A-line skirt adorned with shimmering diamantes, white applique work, and Resham embroidery. Shloka accessorized with a bracelet watch, rings, a statement bracelet, and dangling earrings. Her makeup included black eyeliner, kohl-lined eyes, shimmering pink eye shadow, blush, and berry-pink lips. She styled her hair in centre-parted loose waves, completing her look.

Isha Ambani wore a groundbreaking custom saree by Schiaparelli for Anant Ambani and Radhika Merchant’s sangeet ceremony. Designed by Daniel Roseberry, this modern-day saree draws inspiration from the original Schiaparelli saree created for Rani Sita Devi of Kapurthala in 1935, also known as Princess Karam in the West.

Isha accessorised her couture ensemble with a diamond maang tikka, matching earrings, a statement ring, and a double-string choker necklace. Her glamorous look was completed with a side-parted twisted bun, smoky eyeshadow, winged eyeliner, kohl-lined eyes, darkened brows, mascara, berry lip shade, rosy cheeks, and a radiant highlighter.

The Manish Malhotra bralette and skirt set is a stunning addition to the modern Indian woman’s ethnic wardrobe. The one-shoulder bralette sparkles with green and silver crystals, mirrors, and sequins, featuring a cut-out neckline, a fitted bust, and a cropped silhouette. Complementing the top, the A-line skirt boasts a high-rise waist, minimal flare, and a floor-grazing hem.

Isha styled this ensemble with emerald and diamond jewellery, including earrings, a choker necklace, rings, and a bracelet. For her makeup, she chose darkened brows, mascara, smoky eyes, a brown lip shade, rosy cheeks, and a contoured face, completing her chic and contemporary look.

Isha Ambani’s ensemble for the wedding festivities was a vibrant coral creation by Falguni and Shane Peacock that exuded celebration and joy. The outfit featured a stunning tulle lehenga paired with a matching blouse, both adorned with around 160,000 silver Swarovski crystals and a variety of multicoloured gemstones, emphasising emerald-hued stones.

The lehenga was intricately detailed with tassels, pearls, and heavily jewelled embellishments, enhancing its opulence. A chiffon dupatta in the same coral shade, adorned with sequins, multicoloured stones, and delicate pearl details, perfectly complemented the lehenga’s rich adornments. Isha accessorised this lavish look with emerald and diamond jewellery, including a choker, dangling earrings, and bracelets. Her makeup featured black eyeliner, feathered brows, rosy cheeks, a blush pink lip shade, and mascara-coated lashes. She completed her traditional look with centre-parted loose tresses styled in soft waves, creating a harmonious blend of elegance and modernity.

Dandiya and garba night

For an intimate evening of Garba, Radhika Merchant chose a Jigya Patel ensemble in purple, adorned with intricate Lord Shrinathji motifs and a fusion of handcrafted pearl, marodi, and mochi work. The exquisite embroidery, embellishments, and sequin handwork highlighted the rich craftsmanship of her outfit. She paired the saree with an embellished half-sleeve blouse, draped in the traditional seedha pallu Gujarati style. Radhika accessorised the look with luxurious diamond jewellery, including a choker necklace, oversized stud earrings, and bangles.

Her makeup featured nude eyeshadow, mascara-coated lashes, smudged eyeliner, kajal, defined brows, blushed cheeks, highlighter, and nude lipstick. Her hair was styled into a middle-parted neat bun, enhancing her traditional look, with a little black bindi adding the perfect finishing touch.

Nita Ambani chose a stunning ivory lehenga by Manish Malhotra for the garba-dandiya night. This elegant ensemble features traditional zardosi embroidery in multiple hues, adding a touch of regal charm. The intricate details of the embroidery showcase the expert craftsmanship and artistry behind this custom piece. Nita paired her lehenga with a beautifully adorned blouse featuring kundan and vintage meenakari embroidery, enhancing the classic elegance of her outfit. Completing her look, she draped a woven Banarasi tissue dupatta with elaborate hand-embroidered zari borders like a saree, allowing one exquisite corner to flow gracefully over her hand.

Her choice of accessories added to the sophistication of her ensemble. She wore a sparkling three-layered emerald and diamond necklace, complemented by diamond bangles and oversized emerald earrings. Nita’s makeup highlighted her natural beauty with a soft pink gloss and shimmering eyeshadow. Her hair was styled in a low bun adorned with fresh flowers, adding a delicate, romantic touch to her overall appearance.

Shloka’s lehenga ensemble, crafted by the renowned designer duo Abu Jani-Sandeep Khosla, featured a sweetheart neckline blouse with elbow-length sleeves adorned with intricate multi-coloured embroidery and mirror embellishments. She paired it with a navy blue flared lehenga skirt, richly decorated with heavily embroidered borders that showcased exquisite Indian craftsmanship. A matching dupatta completed the outfit.

Shloka accessorised with a diamond choker necklace studded with green emeralds, matching stud earrings, and stacked bangles. Her makeup, done by Aditi Patil, included nude eyeshadow, smudged eyeliner, mascara-coated lashes, blushed cheeks, luminous highlighter, and nude lipstick. Her soft curls, styled in a middle part, cascaded down her shoulders, completing her elegant look.

Shloka Ambani looked resplendent in a traditional Jamawar shawl-inspired lehenga by Tarun Tahiliani, featuring intricate Kasheeda work and hand-painted artworks embellished with kundan. Her outfit included a bejewelled sweetheart neckline blouse adorned with Kashida-inspired artwork in saffron and red ombre tones, complemented by crystal embellishments.

The lehenga skirt showcased Aari and Zardozi embroidery panels with an embellished waistband, highlighting Indian craftsmanship. She draped a green printed dupatta elegantly, displaying golden embroidery and red borders in a traditional Gujarati drape pattern.

Accessorised with luxurious diamond jewellery, including a maang tikka, necklace, earrings, and bangles, Shloka’s makeup featured shimmering eyeshadow, smudged eyeliner, mascara, defined brows, flushed cheeks, glowing highlighter, and nude lipstick. Her luscious curls were styled in a chic middle-parted hairdo, completing her stunning look.

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