Anushka Sharma and Virat Kohli wedding: Bridal couture that impressed

December 11, 2017, marked the union of the most sought-after couple in the country- Bollywood actress Anushka Sharma and Indian cricket captain Virat Kohli. The near-elopement from paparazzi coupled with the romantic Tuscan sun made for the perfect setting for an intimate celebrity wedding. Well, apart from the dreamy venue and perfect arrangements, the highlight of the wedding has to be the exclusive couture donned by the bride and the groom.
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From the vibrant boho look at the mehendi to the pastel lehenga she wore for the pheras, Anushka made a stunning bride and was complemented by a dapper Kohli in coordinated ensembles.
Here's taking a look at each outfit that Anushka and Virat rocked at their wedding:
Anushka and Virat win hearts with their regal look at the engagement

Anushka decided to go vintage for her engagement, and we're so not complaining. The actress donned a burgundy velvet saree, hand-embroidered with miniature pearls and zardosi work. She wore a stunning uncut diamond and pearl choker with matching studs. The entire look was complemented with kohl-rimmed eyes, red roses and a round bindi. Virat, on the other hand, looked suave in a well-tailored blue suit.
Anushka goes boho for the Mehendi

In a dreamy background, Anushka looked simple, yet beautiful in a fuchsia pink and orange graphic lehenga, paired with a floral blue blouse. She opted for sleek center-parted hair and bare-minimum makeup. Virat donned a signature khadi kurta churidaar with a classic fuchsia pink textured silk Nehru jacket, detailed with blazer buttons. The duo happily showed off their mehendi, while posing for the camera.
Anushka and Virat pull off the pastel look for the D-Day with elan

While most brides prefer a vibrant red for their wedding, Anushka wore a pale pink lehenga with Renaissance embroidery in vintage English colours, embellished with silver-gold metal thread, pearls and beads. She accessorised the lehenga with heavy bridal jewellery. What adds to the beauty is the au-naturel look on the face. Isn't she the prettiest bride? The ace cricketer looked debonair in an ivory raw silk sherwani, hand-embroidered in a vintage Benarasi pattern with an old rose silk Kota safa.