Radhika Merchant epitomized a fairytale bride in a stunning Abu Jani Sandeep Khosla creation for her wedding to Anant Ambani. The ensemble is a tribute to the Gujarati tradition of ‘Panetar,’ characterized by brides wearing red and white.
This ivory masterpiece showcases the meticulous craftsmanship of Abu Jani Sandeep Khosla. The Zardozi cut-work ghagra boasts a dramatic trailing silhouette, which is further enhanced by an additional detachable trail. A five-meter-long head veil and a tissue shoulder dupatta complete the regal look.
The ghagra gleams with three borders of vibrant red, exhibiting a blend of Naqshi, Saadi, and Zardozi embroidery techniquesThe fabric is adorned with intricate floral booties, lavishly embellished with stones, sequins, and a touch of red Resham. The head veil boasts delicate jaali and cut-work, while the detachable trail, a marvel of Zardozi craftsmanship, extends a majestic 80 inches.
A fully embroidered red shoulder dupatta adds a touch of maximalist drama, further enhancing Radhika’s regal silhouette. Every detail in this exquisite ensemble underscores the importance of a Gujarati wedding outfit.
The rest of the Ambani family also wore custom-made outfits from the designer duo. Pastel hues prevailed in the family’s evening attire, except for Shloka Mehta, who wore a stunning hot pink lehenga adorned with crystals.
Anant Ambani, partially echoing his mother Nita Ambani’s choice, wore a stylish rust orange sherwani.
Both Nita and Isha wore custom-made ‘Ranghaat’ ghagras by Abu Jani and Sandeep Khosla. Pastel hues dominated the family’s attire for the evening.