Katrina Kaif and Vicky Kaushal’s engagement ensemble is tribute to THIS special person

Katrina Kaif and Vicky Kaushal recently blew up the internet with their engagement pics. The ethereal looking romantic pictures have made harts flutter all over the nation. But did you know that the couple have given a emotion tribute to Katrina’s mother and her British roots. Katrina Kaif and Vicky Kaushal had worn a designer ensemble for their engagement and the print on it has a emotional connection to the bride’s mother.

As per the official Instagram account of Sabyasachi, Katrina Kaif paid a tribute to her mother Suzanne Turquotte’s British heritage during the pre-wedding festivties with Vicky Kaushal. The post read, “Katrina Kaif @katrinakaif pays tribute to her mother’s British heritage during the pre-wedding festivities. Sabyasachi conceptualised and created a vintage-inspired couture sari with a trailing veil. Silhouetted like a white wedding gown, the pastel tulle sari is embellished with hand-cut English flowers, embroidered by craftswomen from Bengal and liberally sprinkled with semi precious gems and crystals. The ensemble took 40 artisans over 1800 hours to handcraft.(sic)”

Katrina had paired the outfit with ‘ statement uncut diamond choker detailed with opals and pale Russian emeralds, with matching earrings from Sabyasachi Heritage Jewellery’.

 

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Meanwhile, talking about Vicky’s outfit, he was wearing, “A Bangalore silk embroidered sherwani and matching churidar with Sabyasachi gold plated Bengal Tiger buttons.(sic)”

 

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Vicky Kaushal and Katrina Kaif got married in a lavish wedding at the Six Senses resort in Rajasthan on December 9 and they are expected to return to the city today.

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