Anant Ambani-Radhika Merchant Pre-Wedding Festivities: Wearing a gorgeous red-pink Sabyasachi sharara suit, Radhika was the picture of elegance and grace. Anant Ambani and Radhika Merchant began their pre-wedding celebrations by serving lunch to more than 51,000 villagers, a sign of compassion and harmony.
Classy and radiant as always, Radhika Merchant wore a beautiful pink-red Sabyasachi sharara suit, a suitable pick that completely reflected her fusion of traditional and modern taste. The outfit consisted of a loose-fitting, long-sleeved kurta with gold embroidery on the yoke and wide borders that complemented the matching pink velvet dhoti-style bottom. A vivid orange dupatta was draped delicately around her and the subtle way of carrying silver bangles gave her ensemble an air of angelic appeal.
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Radhika, chose to keep her hair open, letting it cascade through her attire, giving her entire look a touch of natural beauty as she and Anant and Mukesh Ambani made their way to the Anna Seva function. The surroundings were charged with excitement and happiness as the three of them began the honourable duty of feeding more than 51,000 villagers, keeping the beloved custom of “anna seva,” or feeding the community.
In this heartwarming setting, Radhika, Anant, and Mukesh Ambani, together with Viren and Shaila Merchant, Radhika’s parents and maternal grandmother, came together in a show of kindness and unity. Beyond commemorating the joining of two souls, the event shone a light on the generosity and compassion that permeated the atmosphere, bringing joy and thankfulness to everybody. The couple received blessings from the villagers in exchange, turning the Anna Seva into a revered celebration of love and unity.
Day 1 of the pre-wedding celebration on March 1–3 is titled ‘An Evening in Everland’, and the dress code is elegant cocktail. ‘A Walk on the Wildside’ is set for Day 2, and ‘Jungle Fever’ is the decided attire for that day. There will be two events on the last day. The first, ‘Tusker Trails’, proposes casual chic attire because visitors are anticipated to delve further into Jamnagar’s verdant atmosphere. ‘Hastakshar’, the last celebration, demands a formal evening dressed in traditional Indian attire.
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