Radhika Merchant’s Day 2 look as a bride stuns everyone

She wears an OTT lehenga with literal lotuses adorned in her hair.

Radhika Merchant married Anant Ambani on July 12 in what is called a wedding of a kind. Business tycoons, Bollywood celebrities, politicians, international celebrities, and prominent personalities from across the world attended the grandest wedding in Mumbai. Radhika Merchant looked every bit ethereal during her Pheras. Day 2 of the celebration, too, stunned everyone, as Radhika looked breathtaking.

Radhika Merchant looks breathtaking on Day 2 celebration of her wedding.

Radhika Merchant’s Day 2 look in the “Aashirwad” ceremony, aka a mini reception, has also stunned everyone. Her bridal lehenga for Day 2 is a stunning blend of Abu Jani-Sandeep Khosla couture and Jayasri Burman artistry. Her look for the mini reception has gone viral on the internet, where, besides wearing a showstopper-like lehenga, she adorned her hair with real lotuses.

Aashirwad ceremony for Anant-Radhika.

On Saturday, July 13, the Ambani family hosted an Aashirwad ceremony, where the bride stole the show. Her ensemble featured a colorful, floral, and magnificently glamorous vibe, epitomizing a unique elegance and extravagance.

Radhika Merchant’s look on Day 2.

Celebrity fashion stylist Rhea Kapoor posted pictures of Radhika Merchant on Instagram and delighted fashion lovers with the bride’s pink ensemble. She wrote, “Art and fashion have always been lovers. One cannot exist without the other.”

Abu Jani-Sandeep Khosla created it in collaboration with Jayasri Burman.

Radhika Merchant’s first evening as a bride was marked by an exceptional couture creation by ace designers Abu Jani-Sandeep Khosla. However, what added more uniqueness to her lehenga was the art by Indian artist Jayasri Burman and stylist Rhea Kapoor. The lehenga featured 12 hand-painted panels on unique Italian canvas, celebrating the union of Anant and Radhika with profound imagery, celestial figures of the couple, and elephants, symbolizing Anant’s fondness for animals and their optimistic nature.

Her ensemble boasted real gold Zardozi embroidery and a cascade of sequins highlighting Jayasri’s artwork paired with a Resham-embroidered blouse by Abu Jani-Sandeep Khosla.