Sidharth Malhotra And Kiara Advani is now officially married. The couple tied the knot today, February 7, at the Suryagarh Palace in Jaisalmer in the presence of close friends and family members. The newly married couple has now shared the first pictures from their wedding ceremony. The couple looks like a dream in the wedding pictures.
The couple took to their Instagram account and shared the pictures. He captioned it, “We are now permanently booked.”
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As soon as news of their wedding surfaced online, Wikipedia immediately changed the couple’s marital status. However, now the couple has made it insta-official. By editing the Wikipedia page of Siddharth and Kiara, both have been described as each other’s life partner.
In the pictures, the Sher Shah couple are looking absolutely adorable and are seen lost in love. Both Sid and Kiara stunned everyone by wearing outfits designed by renowned designer Manish Malhotra. The duo chose a subtle yet elegant look. Sidharth wore a beige sherwani and Kiara chose a baby-pink floral lehenga. Post the wedding, Sid and Kiara will head to Delhi for a reception party on February 9 followed by another reception in Mumbai on February 12.
Earlier in the day, the wedding festivities of the two began with a haldi ceremony. On Monday, the wedding began with a lunch to welcome all the guests, which was followed by a sangeet ceremony in the evening. According to reports, the sangeet went on till 2.30 in the night, but their marriage was called off due to Siddharth’s father falling ill for a short time. According to a Times Now report, a doctor checked him up and advised rest, following which his condition is stable.
Siddharth and Kiara got married at Suryagarh Palace in Jaisalmer. The two married as per Hindu rituals with band baaja and baraat. Delhi’s famous Zee Wedding Band reached the venue on Tuesday.
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