Indian Royal Weddings to Take Inspiration From

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Last Updated on October 29, 2021 by

India is a country with a royal taste. It’s rooted deep in the culture of the society and everyone wants to have a little glimpse into the lives of the royalty to feel that magnificence in their life. Even if it means just living through the photographs of their royal weddings to get a sneak peek.

Therefore, we bring you India’s most Royal Weddings and how they dressed for the grand ceremonies.

Nirvana Singh and Mriganka Singh

The big fat royal Indian wedding of Nirvana Singh, the third generation of the Punjab royal family and Mriganka Singh, the third generation of the Kashimiri royal family. was an affair to behold. It bought together three royal families of Kashmir, Punjab, and Gwalior. Nirvana is the son of Amarinder’s daughter. and Mriganka is the daughter of Vikramaditya Singh and Chitrangada (a princess from the Gwalior royal family)

The couple performed “Anand Karaj” in the morning followed by a Kashmiri Rajput “pheras” in the evening.

For her engagement, the princess wore a traditional outfit called a Dogri Kameez in yellow colour from her wardrobe. In addition to that, she finished the look with a pink dupatta. While for the wedding, she wore her grandmother’s wedding outfit that she wore at her wedding in 1950.

The Prince wore a silk sherwani which was again a traditional heirloom.

Shivraj Singh And Gayatri Kumari Pal

The price of Jodhpur and the princess of Askot in Uttaranchal, tied the knot in a wedding that was as royal as one could imagine.

The wedding took place in the famous royal venue of Umaid Bhavan in Jodhpur.

There were no designer outfits for the royals. Princess Gayatri wore a red antique lehenga that was taken out from the Mehrangarh Fort museum in Jodhpur and was resorted by the artisan Sandeep Manglbhai. The gold work on the outfit took two months to be fixed. On top of that, her jewellery caught everyone’s attention with it’s moon- shaped pendent that was made with gold thread, polka and pearls.

As for the groom, he was wearing an achkan with Banarasi fabric and jodhpuri pants. He added a belt and gold broach and saffron coloured stole to complete his look.

Yaduveer Wodeyar And Trishika Kumari Singh

Yaduveer is the Prince of Mysore and Trisha is the daughter of the Dungarpur royal family in Rajasthan. Their wedding took place in Amba Vilas Palace. The princess wore a red and orange Mysore silk saree for her big day. Trishika did justice to her royal bride status. Her outfit was colourful and yet spoke of elegance. However, the highlight of the wedding definitely was the swing ceremony. The bride wore a maroon and gold kanjeevaran saree and paired it up with authentic temple jewelry.

 

We know that everyone cannot have a wedding as grand as a princess and so we help the bride and the groom to find a piece of heaven for their wedding.

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This is our Royal Wedding series! More Royal wedding blogs coming your way. For further queries or to get styled reach us at STYL-INC

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Aarshiya Gautam