Rashmika Mandanna Wedding Look: Sindoori saree, temple jewellery…Rashmika Mandanna’s bridal look was special, know every complete detail

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Rashmika Mandanna and Vijay Deverakonda got married on 26 February in Udaipur. Rashmika and Vijay as bride and groom are looking very cute. The couple has combined each other's outfits. Vijay is wearing a camisole matching the color of his bride Rashmika's saree. Talking about Rashmika's look, she is wearing a vermillion colored silk saree, which has been designed by fashion designer Anamika Khanna. This saree has a wide border with heavy zari work. At the same time, designs like temples and mansions have been made intricately on the entire saree. Which are showing the historical art and spiritual tradition of Hyderabad. The saree has been embroidered with antique gold threads, which looks very beautiful. At the same time, Rashmika has taken a beige colored veil in contrast with the saree, which has a wide border like the saree. In Every Lifetime is written on her scarf. Which is very special. Like saree, blouse is also very special. Rashmika's blouse has heavy embroidery, which is made with golden wire. At the same time, there is sequence work also. At the same time, the sleeves have been kept half, which has 3 threads. The blouse has been given a sweetheart neckline. The blouse looks great with the saree. To complete her simple bridal look, Rashmika has worn heavy gold temple jewellery. It includes a choker set and a 3-layered Rani Haar. Matching gold earrings have been worn with it, in which supports have been given. The actress has applied traditional golden leaf on her forehead. Rashmika has completed her look wearing Maang Tikka, Kamarband and red bangles in her hands. Where most of the brides are choosing braid or bun for their bridal look. At the same time, Rashmika has changed this trend and made a very simple hairstyle. The actress has kept her hair open and has given it a simple-sober look by applying Gajra. Vijay Deverakonda's look also looks quite royal. The actor is wearing a wedding outfit inspired by the traditional weaving art of Hyderabad. Dark vermillion colored angavastram has been worn with ivory colored dhoti. It has embroidered designs inspired by forests and temples, which symbolize power, lineage and purity.

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