Siddharth Mallya shares photos of wife Jasmine in a beautiful pink lehenga in an adorable post, see pics

In the amorous photos, Siddharth donned a a traditional navy blue bandhgala kurta set, while Jasmine sported a bewitching pink lehenga.

Siddharth Mallya the son of the business tycoon Vijay Mallya, got married to his beloved girlfriend Jasmine on Sunday in an intimate ceremony in London. The wedding was attended by fugitive Lalit Modi, the former chief of the Indian Premier League and businessman Vijay Mallya.

Siddharth and Jasmine have been sporting some stylish clothing for their wedding and considering their wedding is being held keeping Hindu and Christian customs in mind, Jasmine opted for a beautiful pink lehenga as her wedding clothing.

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The “Sad Glad” author, just posted photos of Jasmine and him in a romantic and lovey-dovey photoshoot on his Instagram. Siddharth captioned his post being in awe of Jasmine’s look in the ethnic clothing.

He wrote, “Indian wedding clothing is something special…(@jassofiaa IN Indian wedding clothing is another level) #wedding i#indianwedding #bride #groom @angelswith_photography”

In the amorous photos, Siddharth donned a a traditional navy blue bandhgala kurta set, while Jasmine sported a bewitching pink lehenga.

Over a year ago, Siddharth and Jasmine embarked on their path to marriage. Recently, Siddharth took to Instagram to share the exciting news, posting a picture of the two of them together. Jasmine, an avid traveler and nature enthusiast, often shares her adventures on her social media and calls the United States home. A shared passion for Harry Potter has brought them even closer, evident from their matching tattoos inspired by the beloved series.

Jasmine's commitment extends beyond her personal hobbies; she is deeply involved in advocacy work. She champions various social causes, including supporting the Ceasefire Centre for Civilian Rights and funding for abortion access in states with restrictive laws.