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This is what Neil Nitin Mukesh and his bride will wear on their wedding day

Actor Neil Nitin Mukesh’s wedding functions have already begun in Udaipur. HT City got a sneak peek into what Neil and his to-be-bride Rukmini Sahay will wear when

Updated on: Feb 7, 2017, 19:54:39 IST
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Actor Neil Nitin Mukesh’s wedding functions have already begun in Udaipur. HT City got a sneak peek into what Neil and his to-be-bride Rukmini Sahay will wear when they tie the knot on February 9.

A picture from Neil and Rukmini’s roka ceremony from September last year.
A picture from Neil and Rukmini’s roka ceremony from September last year.

Neil, 35, will be seen in a traditional Rajwaada or royal look, which has been created by combining traditional fabrics and embroidery by the finest Rajasthani craftsmen. The garment will be embellished with a mix of aari, pure zari, kardana and resham. The outfit is designed by Sarath Krishnan.

This is what actor Niel Nitin Mukesh and his to-be bride Rukmini Sahay will wear on their wedding. Rukmini’s lehenga is designed by Sarath Krishnan.

“I got really emotional for a few moments on seeing the outfits, because it is sinking in now that I am soon going to be a married man,” says Neil. Rukmini will wear a lehenga-choli designed by the same designer. Using pure silk fabric combined with traditional hand threadwork and elements like stones, resham, sadhi, the outfit looks subtle and yet classy.

 
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