VicKat wedding’s latest pics are what romance is made of and the internet agrees
Katrina Kaif and Vicky Kaushal tied the knot on 9th December, 2021, at Six Senses Resort, Fort Barwara in Sawai Madhopur in a royal affair
Ravi Dhawan | Updated On: Dec 15, 2021 11:46 AM IST
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Katrina Kaif and Vicky Kaushal’s royal wedding pictures have literally broken the internet for the past few days and daily updates by the couple on their respective profiles have been driving fans into a frenzy.
Kaif and Kaushal tied the knot on 9th December, 2021, at Six Senses Resort, Fort Barwara in Sawai Madhopur in a royal affair holding their families and close friends as witnesses.
It’s rumoured that one OTT platform has bought the rights to telecast the couple’s wedding ceremony but there is no official information yet.
Meanwhile, Instagram is witnessing one post after another by the couple with matching captions each day for the last few days and we are loving it. First pheras, then haldi, followed by Sangeet and now another post giving fans a sneak peek into their royal wedding.
Anaita Shroff, the celebrity stylist and also a close friend to Katrina Kaif has styled all the wedding looks for her and we are in awe of her charm. The latest post shows the couple exchanging looks and holding hands like a fairy-tale come to life.
And they are dressed to suit the occasion as Katrina seems to be carrying the grace of her British heritage in this vintage concept saree with a delicate trailing veil inspired by the Christian wedding gown. The designer responsible for the look, who is again Sabyasachi, confirms the thought behind her outfit.
It’s a pastel toned tulle saree with English floral details that scream romance. The saree and veil is meticulously highlighted with hand embroidery. The statement choker by the label is a bejewelled piece with precious stones like uncut diamonds, opals and emeralds that make it a piece to die for.
Vicky Kaushal dons an embroidered silk sherwani bearing statement Bengal tiger buttons, paired with a matching churidar, completed with a custom made jutti by Sabyasachi.
