Parineeti Chopra drops pictures from her ‘chooda ceremony’, looks like sunshine in yellow! - Pics inside

Parineeti Chopra and Raghav Chadha tied the knot on September 24 in Udaipur. Parineeti made the most happy, goofy bride and their pictures were brimming with cuteness. Parineeti had opted to be a minimalistic bride and her idea was to just have fun at her wedding. After their wedding, reception, haldi and sports day pictures, Parineeti has now dropped photos from her ‘chooda’ ceremony!
The actress is seen dressed in a yellow anarkali suit with hair left open.One also sees the bride and groom’s initials on the bespoke covers for her ‘chooda’. We also see the symbols of their relationship and important events of their relationship on her kaleeras.

Talking of personalisations, Parineeti’s stylists, Nidhi Agarwal and Shraddha Lakhani spoke to ETimes about her bridal looks. “We worked a lot on the personalization bits. Her shoes were personalized. All her shoes throughout the wedding had their initials at the back along with the wedding date. Then her veil had Raghav written on it. She wore her naani's challa since she wanted to feel her by her side. And then, for her kaleeras, all her elements were actually customized, keeping their love story in mind. So, it was how they met, where did they meet, what was the first date. Then how did they manage their long-distance relationship. What are the common themes that they write on. All of these elements were then incorporated into her kaleeras," revealed Nidhi and Shraddha.
The stylists had also said that a lot of brides should take inspiration from Parineeti who wanted to just be comfortable. Parineeti had also told them that, "It's okay if I look like a bridesmaid and not a bride."
They opined, "Since Parineeti wasn't pressurised by the fact that she is an actress, rather, she was a normal girl on her wedding day who just wanted to have a lot of fun, her stylists have a message for brides. "We feel like a lot of brides should learn from this that you cannot please everybody. You have to please yourself. Because it's finally you who is going to look at these photos, ten years later, not the guests at your wedding or anyone else."