If your source of fashion inspiration also comes from Bollywood celebs then there’s no way you can skip this one! In the era of Sabyasachi and Manish Malhotra brides, walk down the aisle not just in your dream wedding attire but drenched in glitters of glamour and uniqueness. Every bride wants her outfit to be discrete yet elegant but to find the one is the most difficult of all tasks. So to make it easy for you we have covered designers B-town actresses trusted with their wedding attire starting from 2007. Get ready to have some nostalgia!

Aishwarya Rai Bachchan got married back in 2007. The alluring actress wore an oh-so-gorgeous Kanjeevaram saree designed by ace designer Neeta Lulla. Did you know the cost of the saree was said to be Rs 75 lakh?

For her special day back in 2009, Shilpa Shetty Kundra wore a timeless red sari by the designer, Tarun Tahiliani. Whether you veer towards the conventional or contemporary, you’ll love the actor’s bridal attire.

Kareena Kapoor Khan’s wedding outfit in 2012 was a recreation of mother-in-law Sharmila Tagore’s wedding joda and it was designed by industry specialist Ritu Kumar.

Sabyasachi Mukherjee, who has been a close friend of Bipasha Basu, designed not one, but two of her outfits: her main wedding look, and another lehenga for the reception and after-party back in 2016.

While we are talking about actresses, we just can’t miss this trendsetter! Yes, it’s Anushka Sharma’s pastel pink bridal lehenga. She opted for Sabyasachi Mukerji’s creation for her secret wedding in 2017 and it had intricate floral motifs all over it.

For her wedding in May 2018, Sonam Kapoor Ahuja eschewed the usual suspects and wore a bespoke lehenga by textile revivalist Anuradha Vakil.

Crafted by Sabyasachi Mukherjee, featuring motifs of dancing peacocks and the incantation ‘Sada Saubhagyavati Bhava’ on the dupatta, Deepika Padukone took over the internet on her big day in 2018.

Diya Mirza’s 2021 was unique in many ways as she wore a simple yet elegant red banarsi saree designed by Sanjay Garg.

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