Times have changed. Weddings have become small scale, brides are wearing masks, but what has not changed is the beauty of the pious ceremony and the fact that each bride stands out on her big day. We came across such a bride, who looked nothing less than regal on her d-day and we have to talk about her pretty lehenga.

Bride Davina Ruppal stunned in a rose pink tulle and silk lehenga for her Anand Karaj ceremony.

The ensemble, courtesy designers Rimple and Harpreet Narula featured floral motifs derived for an archival 18th century carpet.

According to the duo, the lehenga is an amalgamation of various crafts found spread across undivided Punjab as well as certain areas of Rajasthan. The hand embroidered skirt was wrought with pittah embroidery using Kashmiri tilla, kasab, sucha gota, sippi layered over tulle appliqué and Marodi ka Kaam. It was paired with a long kurti and sheer tulle dupattas in shades of carnation pink and ashes of rose.

Davina accessorised her look with an elaborate haar, jhumkas, maang tikka, passa, rings, haath phool and bangles.

We loved the radiant bride’s tulle lehenga, tell us how did you like it in the comment section below.