Ira Khan shares sweet pictures with hubby Nupur Shikhare at Anant-Radhika’s wedding

Nupur Shikhare asked Ira Khan if she would like to get married again. Ira responded by saying “I’d marry you everyday.”

Ira Khan graced the lavish wedding of Anant Ambani and Radhika Merchant yesterday, 12 July, with her husband Nupur Shikhare. The couple shared sweet pictures of each other on their social media accounts. Nupur Shikhare asked Ira Khan if she would like to get married again. Ira responded by saying “I’d marry you everyday.”

Also read: Did you know that Radhika Merchant wore family heirloom jewels for her wedding with Anant Ambani?

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Ira Khan, sharing the pictures, wrote, “He wakes up earlier than me so he put the pictures up first BUT they’re still super cute pictures so I’m also putting them up. CUTETUMS!! @nupur.shikhare P.S. I have absolutely NO idea how I spent 8 hours in this and was still standing during our own wedding.”

For her wedding attire, Radhika Merchant opted for a red and white bridal lehenga, honouring the traditional Gujarati Panetar. This beautiful outfit was adorned with intricate Zardozi cut-work. It comprised a flowing ghagra with a detachable trail, a 5-meter head veil, a blouse, and a tissue shoulder dupatta. The ghagra was decorated with three red borders, seamlessly blending Naqshi, Saadi, and Zardozi techniques. The floral booties were meticulously hand-embroidered with stones, sequins, Tamba tikkis, and red Resham highlights. The head veil featured delicate jaali and cut-work, while the 80-inch detachable trail showcased exceptional Zardozi craftsmanship. The ensemble was completed with a fully embroidered red shoulder dupatta, adding a dramatic touch.

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Radhika's heirloom jewelry collection included a choker passed down from her mother and grandmother, and polki earrings, a mang tika, and haath phool previously worn by her sister Anjali. She also adorned herself with a dazzling diamond and emerald necklace, kadhas, bangles, and Kaleeras, creating a stunning bridal look that combined tradition with luxury.