Nick Jonas and his Indian wife, Priyanka Chopra a few hours ago, shared their official wedding photos, courtesy Hello Magazine.
The happy couple who had a double wedding celebration due to their individual different background had one of the best weddings ever by all standard.
Nick Jonas and Priyanka Chopra had their Christian and Hindu ceremonies in Jodhpur over the weekend, as they were surrounded by loved ones who witnessed the lovely couple tied the knot at a stunning Indian wedding ceremony.
Hello Magazine after releasing just two photos showing both the Indian wedding and the Christian wedding, reported that more will be released in their new special, which will be dedicated solely for the wedding.
There is 10-years age gap between Nick Jonas and Priyanka Chopra, as Nick Jonas is just 26, while Priyanka is 36, and yet you can hardly tell the age difference.
The couple dated for seven months, before their wedding, where guests were treated to a lavish festivities at the five-star Taj Umaid Bhawan Palace in Jodhpur.
The Christian ceremony, which took place on Saturday, saw the bride walk down the aisle in a custom Ralph Lauren gown, which took a total of 1,826 hours to complete and featured two million mother of pearl sequins, with her groom, Jonas, matching in a suit from the same US designer.
A day later Priyanaka, stunned in a deep red lehenga – a traditional Indian outfit by noted designer Sabyasachi Mukherji, adding Western-inspired twists
Priyanka Chopra granted an interview to Hello magazine on the wedding ceremony saying:
“I love that our wedding is a religious mash up,”
“We are taking beautiful traditions that we both grew up with and we are personalising them in a way that makes sense for us.”
She added: “It’s been incredible to find the commonalities between our beliefs and figuring out how to blend them in a respectful and meaningful way.”
When asked about which element of the Indian ceremony surprised him the most, Nick replied:
“Just how thoughtful it is… finding the meaning behind every detail really just made me fall in love with the culture even more.”