Deepika, Ranveer to host reception in actress's hometown today: All the details
The function will take place at The Leela hotel.
By ET Online |
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Deepika Padukone and Ranveer Singh during the Anand Karaj at Lake Como.
Deepika Padukone and Ranveer Singh, who tied the knot in two beautiful ceremonies - a Konkani wedding and an Anand Karaj - in Lake Como last week, are currently in the actress's hometown Bengaluru to host the first of their two wedding receptions.
The function will take place at The Leela hotel where the actors are staying till Thursday. Reportedly, Padukone has a soft corner for the hotel as it houses a branch of her favourite restaurant, New York's award-winning Le Cirque.
Padukone has always had her roots firm in Bengaluru, where used to live with her family before moving to Mumbai for work. Born to badminton player Prakash Padukone and wife Ujjala in Copenhagen, Denmark, the family relocated to Bengaluru when the actress was a year old, and have been there ever since. The 'Ram Leela' actress studied at Sophia High School and Mount Carmel College in the city before kicking off her modelling career.
The family even began the pre-wedding festivities with a Nandi Puja at the residence in the city. The Padukone family at the Nandi Puja. For the reception, the 'Padmaavat' actors will once again be dressed by designer Sabyasachi Mukherjee, who has outfitted them for all the functions so far - right from Padukone's Nandi Puja to the wedding ceremonies and even their post-wedding airport looks.
A week after the Bengaluru bash, the couple will also host a reception in Mumbai for their industry colleagues and Singh's family and friends at the Grand Hyatt hotel on November 28. The Mumbai bash is expected to be a star-studded affair after the actors' intimate wedding.
Yesterday, the actors broke the Internet with pictures from the mehendi and wedding ceremonies.
Happily Ever After: A Look At Deepika and Ranveer's Intimate Lake Como Wedding
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Deepika Padukone and Ranveer Singh tied the knot in two beautiful ceremonies in Italy. After days of pre-wedding celebrations, the couple took their vows at Lake Como's 18th century Villa del Balbianello in a Konkani wedding. On Wednesday, dressed in traditional South Indian wedding finery by designer Sabyasachi Mukherjee, the 'Padmaavat' stars began their new journey together.
Padukone looked stunning in a silk saree paired with kundan jewellery, as Singh made a traditional South Indian groom in a white dhoti-kurta.
Deepika Padukone and Ranveer Singh tied the knot in two beautiful ceremonies in Italy. After days of pre-wedding celebrations, the couple took their vows at Lake Como's 18th century Villa del Balbi..
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For the second ceremony, a Sindhi wedding, Padukone and Singh looked right out of a royal bridal book. Dressed once again by Sabyasachi Mukherjee, the couple was resplendent in red and gold.
The 'Piku' actress opted for a red lehenga and a dupatta with 'Sada Saubhagyavati Bhava' written on it, completing her traditional look with chooda and kalire. Singh was colour-coordinated in a sherwani and turban in the same also hues.
Also visible was Padukone's engagement ring with a princess cut diamond.
For the second ceremony, a Sindhi wedding, Padukone and Singh looked right out of a royal bridal book. Dressed once again by Sabyasachi Mukherjee, the couple was resplendent in red and gold.
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Ranveer Singh's stylist Nitasha Gaurav revealed that the weather forecast for the day had was cloudy with a chance of rain, but luckily for the couple the sky cleared up, giving them a sunny wedding day. She also shared quoted Singh's father, Jagjit Singh Bhavnani, who welcomed Padukone to the family with a reference from the couple's film 'Bajirao Mastani', saying "Yeh Deewani toh Bhavnani ho gayi."
The couple brought fashion photographer Errikos Andreou on board to capture moments from their wedding.
Ranveer Singh's stylist Nitasha Gaurav revealed that the weather forecast for the day had was cloudy with a chance of rain, but luckily for the couple the sky cleared up, giving them a sunny wedding ..
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For the Sindhi wedding, the Lake Como venue was decked up with red roses, as the baraatis, clad in red turbans, arrived dancing on a yacht.
The couple will return to India and host two wedding receptions, in Bengaluru and Mumbai each.
For the Sindhi wedding, the Lake Como venue was decked up with red roses, as the baraatis, clad in red turbans, arrived dancing on a yacht.
The couple will return to India and host two wedding r..
