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DeepVeer Wedding: Find out every intricate detail about Deepika-Ranveer’s wedding look
The long wait is finally over. Ranveer Singh and Deepika Padukone have been married in both the Konkani and the Anand Karaj traditions. Their wedding was a close family affair and took place at Lake Como, Italy on November 14 and 15.
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The wedding was only by both their families and their close families meaning it was a long anxious wait for the fans to get a glimpse of what their favourite actor couple was wearing on their D-Day. But the egg has finally hitched as the first official pictures of the couple from both of their wedding are out.
The pictures were shared by the couple themselves on their social media accounts and they looked as gorgeous and classy as a couple could look in their bridal attire.
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Both Ranveer and Deepika wore outfits designed by ace designer Sabyasachi Mukherjee in the Konkani as well as the Anand Karaj wedding.
Deepika wore a red and gold saree with a golden matha-patti and heavy Kundan jewellery for the Konkani wedding, while For the Sindhi wedding, the couple were covered in coordinated red Sabyasachi attires from top to bottom. She donned a red lehenga with heavy golden thread works, a maang tika, a big nath, chooda, kalire and several rings (including the big shining engagement ring) on both her fingers. She also sported a dupatta which had the holy words ‘Sada Suhagan Bhavah’ imprinted on it.
Meanwhile, Ranveer wore a white and gold kurta and dhoti with the traditional mundavli for the Konkani tradition of wedding. While for the Sikh ceremony, he was seen in a red kanjeevaram sherwani with a red saafa (turban) with exquisite stones and kundan jewelleries.
According to a report in Bollywood Bubble, Ranveer-Deepika’s wedding pictures will be auctioned to raise funds for the ‘The Live Love Laugh Foundation’.
It also informed that the pictures have been sold to a leading magazine ‘Vogue India’.
The couple courted for six years before deciding to tie the knot. While the marriage ceremony was a close affair, the couple will host four receptions after their arrival in India.
The first reception will be on November 21, second on November 24, 3rd on 28th and the fourth will be on December 1.
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