Now while everyone is congratulating the couple, their outfits are also being liked a lot. Both of them got married in traditional clothes, in which the bride looked so beautiful that the groom kept looking at her. The couple is getting a lot of love. (Photo courtesy: ANI/Instagram @venky_iyer)
Choose the white look for Haldi
Before taking a look at the couple's look, know that Shruti works in a company in Bangalore and is a badminton player. She has won the women's doubles title of the Landmark Badminton League in 2022, and was the runner-up in mixed doubles. Here Shruti and Venkatesh are sitting ready for their Haldi ceremony and are smiling. Both have chosen white color outfits for Haldi, which looks perfect with their floral theme.
The whole scene was something like this
For the Haldi ceremony, Venkatesh wore a white kurta-pyjama, while Shruti is seen in a white thread work lehenga. With this, she has worn a matching necklace, drop earrings and golden bangles and has tied her hair in a pony with side partition and head accessory. Both have completed their look with sunglasses and are seen lovingly applying gulaal to each other.
The bride looked beautiful in a Kanjeevaram silk saree
Venkatesh and Shruti had a South Indian wedding and the bride chose a maroon and golden brown shade Kanjivaram silk saree for herself. The neckline of the blouse was embroidered with golden thread and pearls, while the sleeves had a saree-like border. She styled it with tassel jewellery. Which had pink and green stones. Shruti's hairstyle with gajra in her hair also looked very beautiful.
Venkatesh wore a maroon shirt and white lungi with a patka. The duo looked amazing together.
The wedding look was also special
The couple chose red and yellow clothes for the wedding. Shruti wore a Kanjivaram saree. The pallu of which was red and the rest of the saree was yellow. She adorned it with Kundan and green pearl jewellery. She wore two necklaces, earrings, maang tika and nath around her neck. She completed her look with gajra in her hair, small red bindi and red lips.
The groom Raja wore a yellow coloured angavastram with pancha, which is like a lungi. It had red, green and golden borders. The colours of the couple's varmala also matched their attire.
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