Anushka Sharma and Virat Kohli got married on 11th December in Italy.

A tweet uploaded to Anushka’s account read: 

“Today we have promised each other to be bound in love forever. We are truly blessed to share the news with you. This beautiful day will be made more special with the love and support of our family of fans & well-wishers. Thank you for being such an important part of our journey.”

Here are some more picture of their wedding functions.

Engagement

For her engagement, Anushka was seen wearing Sabyasachi signature gulkand burgundy-colored velvet saree with hand-embroidery using miniature pearls. To add grace to her entire look, she wore a stunning uncut diamond and pearl choker with matching studs from the Sabyasachi Heritage Jewelry collection. Virat Kohli was wearing a blue suit.

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Mehendi

Sabyasachi wrote for their Mehendi looks on his official Instagram page:

“For her mehendi, Anushka wanted a boho look full of bright colors. Hot pink was her favorite. We created a graphic lehenga in fuchsia pink and Indian orange. It was hand-printed by the famed Calcutta block printers and hand-embroidered with gotta and marori. Artists from The Sabyasachi Art Foundation rendered a beautiful sixties pop print and it was silk screen printed, hand-woven Indian silk. Anushka accessorized herself with earrings from the Sabyasachi Heritage Jewelry collection, a stunning pair of jhumkas crafted in 22k gold with Iranian turquoise, tourmalines, uncut diamonds and Japanese cultured pearls. Custom juttis in handwoven brocade and zardosi completed the look. Virat opted for a signature khadi kurta churidaar with our classic fuchsia pink textured silk Nehru jacket detailed with the Sabyasachi House blazer buttons. A custom tan leather just with a zardosi crest was created for the ensemble.”

The Wedding

Anushka was wearing Sabyasachi uncut diamond and spinel choker, earrings, mathapatti and lush Tuscan hydrangeas for her wedding.

Virat was wearing an Ivory raw silk sherwani hand-embroidered in a vintage Benarasi pattern and signature House buttons with an old Rose silk Kota safe.