BEST ONSCREEN BRIDE ENSEMBLE

From East to West, Hollywood to Bollywood, we relived all our favorite reel life weddings and events and the memorable wedding dresses and gowns that have graced the silver screen.

Ae Dil Hai Mushkil: Anushka Sharma’s Timeless Nikaah Look

Replete with tradition and exuding elegant old-world charm, Anushka Sharma’s nikaah lehenga made heads turn as Ranbir Kapoor serenaded her with a romantic song. Created by Manish Malhotra the delicate salmon pink blouse complemented Anushka’s porcelain skin beautifully making its intricate gold embroidery stand out. Adding a final flourish and a pop of color to the look, however, was a bright red lehenga skirt and Kundan-emerald encrusted necklace.

Chennai Express: Deepika Padukone as the quintessential South Indian bride

With a red gold kanjeevaram silk saree draped around her, Deepika Padukone stole hearts with absolute ease as she dressed up as the traditional South Indian bride. In this look, everything was on point, from the pristine white mogra gajra to the ornate Kamar bandh that cinched the saree together.

Veere Di Wedding: Kareena Kapoor’s urban bride look

Designed by the masters of Indian high fashion, Abu Jani and Sandeep Khosla, Kareena’s bridal look in Veere Di Wedding created waves and echoed instantly with modern-day brides who aren’t afraid to experiment. A mermaid cut lehenga with a pearl fringed off-shoulder top paired with a delicate floral hairband, this bridal look was traditional and yet, somehow also modern.

Gunday: Priyanka Chopra’s dazzling Bengali Banarasi

Dressed in a beloved red and gold Banarasi saree and paired with the Bengali favorite puff sleeve blouse, this look knocked it out of the park with its sheer authenticity and simplicity. Accessorizing the look was an elegant topor, alta stained hands, a delicate maang tikka, and brows adorned with intricate designs made with sandalwood paste.

Raazi: Alia Bhatt’s vintage bridal sharara

Nothing can beat the classics and that is exactly what Alia Bhatt’s timeless nikaah sharara, an ensemble heavily inspired by the 70’s era, proved true. Deep, rich red in hue paired with a sheer pistachio green dupatta that went over her head, this look also included a passa, a maang tikka, nath, and stunning rani haar.

If you’re thinking of getting hitched shortly as well, you have a lot of choices. You can pick a heavy lehenga or an heirloom-worthy saree from the movie trends. If you love these bridal picks, you must visit the Nisha Natthani Boutique for very similar yet amazing designs of such bridal ensembles.