In Pics: Priyanka Chopra's Bridal Looks

Here comes the bride!

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5 December 2018

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Jenna

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Priyanka Chopra and Nick Jonas didn’t just get married; they took part in a wedding marathon that consisted of a five-day celebration that blended both of their cultures and beliefs.

The couple hosted 225 guests for two ceremonies at the breath-taking Umaid Bhawan Palace in Jodhpur, India. Photos from the ceremonies have now been unveiled, as we look at Priyanka’s stunning bridal looks –here comes the bride…

For the Western wedding, Priyanka Chopra wore a bridal gown by Ralph Lauren –the designer who was at the beginning of her love story with Nick Jonas, cue Met Gala memories.

Ralph Lauren has only ever designed three wedding dresses (before Priyanka’s), that have all been for family members –so the dress is even more sentimental and special to both the bride and the designer.

Priyanka Chopra in Ralph Lauren Wedding Dress

The wedding gown is a hand-embroidered dress featuring floral motifs, beading, lace-effect tulle appliqués, scalloped sleeves and a high-neck collar. Ralph Lauren revealed that the embroidery took a total of 1,826 hours to complete, but the result was truly beautiful.

Priyanka looked elegant and ethereal in the creation, but the show-stopping element to her bridal look was the long tulle veil that reached 75 feet. It was HUGE.

The groom wore a custom Ralph Lauren black tuxedo, as the fashion house also fitted the entire wedding party of 12 bridesmaids, 12 groomsmen, 4 flower girls, a ring bearer and the parents of the bride and groom.

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For the Hindu wedding ceremony which took place on Sunday, the bride wore a custom-made red lehenga from Indian designer Sabyasachi. The ensemble consisted of a long skirt, cropped top, and veil, and featured hand-cut organza flowers, French silk knots, and crystals.

Sewn into the skirt’s waistband were the names of Chopra's parents and the name of her groom, inscribed in Hindi. The groom wore a gold, hand-quilted sherwani.