What Nita Ambani’s daughter-in-law Shloka did at her brother-in-law’s wedding was right? Lehenga and saree enhance the beauty of elder daughter-in-law

Should be happy to see Shloka

In fact, Anant Ambani and Radhika Merchant Although Sholka Mehta wore one dress after another on the wedding day, but for Jaimal, she wore her wedding lehenga, which was designed by India’s famous fashion designer duo Abu Jani and Sandeep Khosla.

This look of Shloka was styled by her sister Diya Mehta, while sharing which she said that ‘Shloka wanted to wear something special on this special day. In such a situation, what could have been more special than their wedding dress?

Why wedding lehenga became the best choice

It cannot be denied that a wedding dress is something which is worn only on some special occasion after marriage. Whereas when it comes to her brother-in-law’s wedding, the sister-in-law wants to stand out from everyone else by fulfilling all the responsibilities of the house. Shloka Mehta was no different.

She also wanted to look different in Anant’s wedding, due to which she chose her wedding lehenga. One reason for choosing this outfit could also be that Anant’s marriage was the last marriage in the family. In such a situation, this was the last chance when Shloka could wear her bridal lehenga.

worn with a twist

Very few people would know that Shloka Mehta he/she likes Kundan and Zardosi work very much. This red and golden lehenga featured intricate cut work net work with zardosi and jadau embroidery, with the attached blouse made from zardosi as well as mal and jadau handwork.

However, Shloka had it customized once again for Anant’s wedding. She had got the color of this lehenga changed. Now pink color had replaced red in it, due to which it got a completely new twist.

the scarf was also different

Shloka Mehta was carrying two dupattas on her wedding day. Talking about the dupatta first, it was designed like the lehenga and choli, which Shloka was wearing from her shoulder. Whereas, the second dupatta was made of net fabric with bootis work on it, which she had covered over her head. Along with this lehenga, Shloka carried a lightly embroidered dupatta, which had floral embellishments along with a beautiful gota-patti on its border. There was stripe detailing in its base also.