Bollywood actress Sonam Kapoor tied the knot today in a traditional Sikh wedding ceremony ‘Anand Karaj’ with her longtime beau Anand Ahuja in Mumbai.
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The bride opted for a traditional red and gold lehenga by Anuradha Vakil. A noted name in textile design, Sonam wore the designer for her mehendi ceremony as well. She accessorised with exquisite vintage jewellery. The bride's multi-layered mathapatti, haathphool, and bangles are from Amrapali. The groom wore a bandhgala from Raghavendra Rathore and accessorised with Amrapali jewellery and a traditional dagger.
Sonam Kapoor in Anuradha Vakil


Kapoor opted for Jimmy Choo’s made-to-order service to add ‘A♡S’ initials to all her shoes. Her picks—all flats, no heels—include the red crystal-studded Lancer flats (for the wedding day). Brides can opt for this made-to-order service at any of the Jimmy Choo stores across the country. (Read more on it in our May issue of Brides Today).


The decor for the wedding, done by Delhi-based wedding planner Rani Pink, saw cool tones of resplendant blue, green, and oodles of white.

For their mehendi ceremony, the charming couple picked beautiful juttis from Fizzy Goblet as favours for their guests. Sticking to the theme of white and gold, the brand created a special design of their signature juttis named 'Aisha' which are handcrafted with mirror and sequin work. The back and lining of the juttis are made of leather with double cushioning for comfort to dance the night away.
Fizzy Goblet wedding favours.
Sonam's sister Rhea Kapoor introduced us to Sonam Kapoor Ahuja with a heartwarming post on Instagram. She wrote, 'Forever and ever. Sister love is the truest love I know. Me and Sonam Kapoor-Ahuja'
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