Parineeti Chopra’s glow is unmissable in these UNSEEN PICS from the haldi and choora ceremony

Ultimately, much talked about wedding of Parineeti Chopra had taken place with Raghav Chadha a few days back in the palatial locales of Udaipur. There were only a few who had got their hands on the wedding festivities. After the wedding, actress Parineeti Chopra took to social media and posted the official photographs of her wedding. One has to admit that, both, Parineeti Chopra and her husband Raghav Chadha were looking a million bucks!

This time round, a bunch of new photographs has surfaced on the internet. These photographs are from the traditional choora ceremony from the wedding. These photographs act as testimony to the happiness and joy that was visible on Parineeti’s face during her wedding. The ‘Hasee Toh Phasee’ actress was seen in a cool yellow Anarkali dress. Needless to say, that Parineeti’s face was glowing as ever. She had matched that with a striped dupatta which was of various colours.

Everyone, including the hotel staff was extremely careful as they watched each and every step (quite literally) of the actress as she was walking barefoot. She had also worn the traditional kaliras. One just cannot miss the yellow netted dupatta on her head.

Besides that, a few of the unseen photographs from Parineeti Chopra and Raghav Chadha’s haldi ceremony also became viral. Amongst these photographs, there was one photograph that was nothing less than a group photograph in which everyone was seated. The ones who were seen in the photograph included the newly wed bride Parineeti Chopra, Shivang Chopra, Sidharth Chopra, Dhruv Chopra and others.

There was also much-awaited ‘Sufi’ night that took place as a part of the wedding celebrations. The main attraction of the even, was however, Parineeti Chopra who was looking every inch a stunner in her electric grey and silver ‘sharara’. Only recently, Parineeti Chopra had taken to social media and shared a photograph of her beautiful mornings after her wedding to Raghav Chadha!