Amrita Puri’s Bridal Look’s Making Us Go, ‘Shaadi Karungi Toh Amrita Wala Lehenga Pehenke!’

As Christmas approaches, Indian wedding season takes a holiday break too. I mean, after some wedding fun, who doesn’t like to embrace the festivities? 😛

In 2017, we seen some of the dreamiest weddings that spoke to the inner Geet in us, who wanted to marry the next potential guy. ? Good Lord, that didn’t happen! But we learnt a thing or two (or more) fashion-wise.

Like, bridal look! Oh, come on, that’s the first thing you see when you look at someone’s wedding pictures. Guilty!

So, amid so many pretty, pretty brides, we simply adored one’s look to the core. No, not Anushka Sharma!

https://www.instagram.com/p/Bct2yH8l6Wr/?taken-by=bridesofsabyasachi

Though, of course, she looked like a Goddess in that Sabyasachi ensemble and us mortal beings can’t even think of looking like her.

It’s Amrita Puri.

https://www.instagram.com/p/Bct1v43l9_b/?taken-by=bridesofsabyasachi

Yes, the Aisha gurl, got hitched to bae Imrun Sethi earlier this month. Her wedding lehenga from the house of Mr. Mukherjee is the perfect mix of traditionality and comfort.

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Amrita @amupuri was going to have a destination wedding. Outdoorsy, with lot of sunshine and fresh flowers. She wanted to wear something fragrant, light yet glamourous. She loved The Udaipur Collection but wanted something special. I had a Persian document that had been fascinating me for quite a while. So we sat down on the drawing board and translated the document into a wedding lehenga panel. Hundred and eleven colours of silk thread in vintage Persian shades were used to create a decorative base and embellished with bugle beads, hand-cut sequins, crystals and pearls. The wedding looked nothing short of a fairy tale and may we say the lehenga looked absolutely gorgeous on her. @bridesofsabyasachi Image Courtesy: @rambalmur #Sabyasachi #TheWorldOfSabyasachi

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Look at the exquisite work. ? But, trust me, it’s the colour that’s winning here.

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Amrita @amupuri was going to have a destination wedding. Outdoorsy, with lot of sunshine and fresh flowers. She wanted to wear something fragrant, light yet glamourous. She loved The Udaipur Collection but wanted something special. I had a Persian document that had been fascinating me for quite a while. So we sat down on the drawing board and translated the document into a wedding lehenga panel. Hundred and eleven colours of silk thread in vintage Persian shades were used to create a decorative base and embellished with bugle beads, hand-cut sequins, crystals and pearls. The wedding looked nothing short of a fairy tale and may we say the lehenga looked absolutely gorgeous on her. @bridesofsabyasachi Image Courtesy: @rambalmur #Sabyasachi #TheWorldOfSabyasachi

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Sabya shared gorg. pictures of the bride and even explained how she wanted something fragrant, light yet glamourous to wear for her wedding day.

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Amrita @amupuri was going to have a destination wedding. Outdoorsy, with lot of sunshine and fresh flowers. She wanted to wear something fragrant, light yet glamourous. She loved The Udaipur Collection but wanted something special. I had a Persian document that had been fascinating me for quite a while. So we sat down on the drawing board and translated the document into a wedding lehenga panel. Hundred and eleven colours of silk thread in vintage Persian shades were used to create a decorative base and embellished with bugle beads, hand-cut sequins, crystals and pearls. The wedding looked nothing short of a fairy tale and may we say the lehenga looked absolutely gorgeous on her. @bridesofsabyasachi Image Courtesy: @rambalmur #Sabyasachi #TheWorldOfSabyasachi

A post shared by Sabyasachi Mukherjee (@sabyasachiofficial) on Dec 18, 2017 at 7:26pm PST

“Hundred and eleven colours of silk thread in vintage Persian shades were used to create a decorative base and embellished with bugle beads, hand-cut sequins, crystals and pearls.”

WOW!

Holy pretty! Amrita looked so mesmerising and our hearts are fluttering.

Sabyasachi is on a roll this wedding season and each of Anushka, Sagarika, Amrita and other wedding ensembles are instilling never-been-there-before urge of getting married.

But, RN, me be like:

Now, all I need is a groom. Umm, any takers?