Enveloped In Love: See Rakul Preet Singh's Wedding Kaleeras

Rakul Preet Singh and Jackky Bhagnani have tied the knot! After being in a relationship for several years, the beloved Bollywood couple finally said their vows. Their wedding took place at the ITC Grand South Goa on February 21, surrounded by close friends and family.

Now, Rakul Preet Singh has delighted her fans by sharing a compilation of cherished moments from her wedding festivities with Jackky Bhagnani. Taking to Instagram on February 23, the actor posted a highlight reel crafted by The Wedding Filmer, showcasing glimpses of their haldi, sangeet, mehendi, Anand Karaj, and other ceremonies.

Accompanying the post, Rakul expressed their unity with the caption, "It’s not you or me, it’s US. #bintere #abdonobhagna-ni." The video commences with Rakul's graceful entrance in a stunning pink Tarun Tahiliani lehenga, followed by joyful dancing and the heartwarming exchange of varmalas between the couple on stage before transitioning to their haldi celebration.

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For the Sindhi wedding, Rakul adorned a beautifully hand-embroidered lehenga with intricate three-dimensional floral patterns in soft ivory and pastel pink tones. Her blouse featured delicate sheer tulle sleeves embellished with pearls and crystals, complemented by a structured tulle veil. Jackky Bhagnani also looked resplendent in a Tarun Tahiliani ensemble for the occasion. His Chikankari sherwani featured intricate motifs inspired by the elegant chinar leaf, adding a touch of traditional charm to his wedding attire.

Following their wedding ceremony, the newlyweds posted their first post as husband and wife, delighting their fans, who had eagerly awaited the moment.

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For her wedding, Rakul Preet Singh adorned custom-designed kaleeras by Mrinalini Chandra. Chandra shared the pictures on Instagram and expressed her joy in creating these special accessories for Singh, describing them as "Enveloped in Love" Kaleeras. She expressed gratitude for actor's warmth and enthusiasm throughout the process, wishing her love and happiness as she embarks on her new journey with her beloved.

Inspired by actor's affection for her family and the creative idea from her stylist, Ami Patel, to incorporate messages from loved ones, the kaleeras were intricately designed with engraved messages. Mrinalini Chandra also shared images of the Kaleera design and the pink choodas worn by Rakul Preet.

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Two Ceremonies, One Celebration:

The couple opted for two distinct wedding ceremonies to honour their respective cultural backgrounds. The morning witnessed Rakul Preet Singh's 'Chuddha' ceremony, followed by the saath pheras in the late afternoon. The choice of an early-evening wedding reflected the couple's desire for a bright and cheerful start to their marital journey. The ceremonies included both Anand Karaj and a Sindhi-style ceremony, symbolising the fusion of their cultures and traditions.

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Post-Wedding Celebrations:

After exchanging vows, Rakul Preet and Jackky Bhagnani intend to host an after-party to commemorate their union. The festivities will continue as close friends and family members join the newlyweds in celebrating this momentous occasion. The couple is eager to create lasting memories with their loved ones as they embark on this new chapter of their lives.

Eco-Friendly Pre-Wedding Festivities:

Before the wedding day, the couple kicked off their celebrations with pre-wedding functions in Goa. The festivities began with a haldi ceremony, followed by mehendi and sangeet functions on the preceding day. The sangeet witnessed special performances from friends and family, including actor Varun Dhawan dancing to the tunes of Husn Hai Suhana from Coolie No. 1 and a captivating performance by Shilpa Shetty. 

Notably, Rakul Preet and Jackky Bhagnani aimed to make their three-day celebrations eco-friendly by refraining from sending physical invites and avoiding the use of crackers throughout the festivities.