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For everyone who’s been active on social media in the past two months, it wouldn’t come as a surprise that Priyanka Chopra and Nick Jonas’ wedding continues to be the most talked about affair to date. From new photographs and videos every day to inside details about their fairytale wedding at Jodhpur’s Umaid Bhawan Palace – the netizens can’t help but be elated with each new detail that surfaces on the internet. 

Adding to the list of wedding goals, here’s a little detail about Priyanka Chopra’s wedding kaliras that is sure to leave you mighty impressed with the actor’s planning. While it’s known that her bridal attire, designed by Sabyasachi, was customised with the name of her family members on the belt, Priyanka’s kaliras, too, were planned and designed to the last detail. 

Priyanka’s stylist took to social media and shared a photo of her kaliras and revealed that it’s for the first time ever that kaliras were customised to narrate Priyanka and Nick’s love story. (Also read: Koffee With Karan 6: The one advice that Shahid Kapoor has for ex-flame Priyanka Chopra’s husband Nick Jonas)

From Nick’s proposal in Greece to a cross sand Trishul symbolising both their cultures, religions and traditions to a silhouette of the power couple to their favourite character from the Beauty and the Beast – Mr. Chip Potts, each kalira spoke of details about their fairytale romance. (Also read: Ain’t nobody like the desi girl! Veiled Priyanka Chopra’s new photos from her Indian wedding ooze royalty)

The duo got married on December 1 and 2 in the presence of their close friends and family members. They first exchanged vows in a traditional Christian wedding ceremony and then got married again in a traditional Hindu wedding ceremony. 

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by CMT.com Staff 4h ago

Whew, wow, whoa: these are just a few of the words that came to mind during last week’s season two premiere of Music City.

Jackson has it bad for his new love Bailey, Alexandra vies for the mother of all crowns, Jessica picks out her dress for the big day, Alisa lays the smackdown, and Kerry and Rachyl…oh boy.

Here’s a recap of what you missed.

1. Wedding Night Terrors

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   Well, Jessica is engaged, and she’s worried about the wedding night. But Rachyl’s advice was pretty…simple?

2. PR U Kidding Me?

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   Kerry hires a publicist, and Rachyl feels blindsided.

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   Here’s how Kerry feels about it…

3. All My Exes

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   It actually wasn’t that awkward between Jessica and Jackson… we’re kinda proud.

4. Worth The Wait

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   Well aren’t these two just the cutest…even when they’re having the hard talks about the real stuff. We’re excited for this wedding.

5. In My Blood

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   Kerry’s new publicist shows up for his show, but Rachyl does not. Two guesses why…

6. Oh, Jeremiah.

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   Rachyl was with Jeremiah… this is how Alisa feels about it.

7. Miss U.S.A. Girl, Hey

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   Alexandra is packing for the Miss U.S.A. pageant and we finally get to meet Molly.

8. Going To The Chapel

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   It’s a good dress, Jess. A really good dress.

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   Ooh, Kerry. This isn’t looking good.

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    Ooh, Bryant, this dang sure isn’t looking good, either.

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In India, most marriages take place in the winter months starting from December to February. It is the perfect time to get married as you do not want to have melting makeup and sweat marks on your elegant wedding outfits. But styling your outfits could be a little tricky during the colder months because you cannot ruin your designer outfit by wearing a sweater or a shawl to protect you from the chilly nights. We tell you how you can stay warm and flaunt your outfit with great style at the upcoming Indian wedding. Wedding Fashion Tips 2018-19: Know How to Style Accessories Like Mathapatti and Nose Rings

Winters and wedding season go hand in hand and there are multiple ways in which one can dress up looking exquisite and staying cosy in the wedding outfits. It all comes down to the right choice of fabric and layering your outfit appropriately. When we say layering, no you do not have to cover your shimmery dresses with a tacky sweater or a shawl. Read on to know about simple style tricks and tips to rock your Indian winter wedding outfit. Bridal Eye-Makeup Ideas: Take Inspiration from Sonakshi Sinha On How to Achieve Glamorous Looks This Wedding Season.

How to Stay Warm & Fashionable at an Indian Wedding During Winters

1. Glam it up in Velvet: A hit during winter weddings is the plush and rich velvet fabric. Not only will it help you stay cosy and snuggly at a wedding function but will also give a royal touch to your outfit. You can pair your lehenga with a velvet blouse or drape an elegant velvet shawl which you can team it with your saree.

2. All About Layers: No, we are not talking about woollen sweaters or puffy jackets. You can wear a chic embroidered jacket that can be paired with multiple styles. A jacket can go with a sharara, anarkali, skirts and even sarees. And it will also give a western appeal to your Indian attire if worn appropriately.

3. Rock the Full Sleeves: To make a stylish statement you do not have to expose your belly or your arms. Wear full-sleeves embellished blouse with a lehenga or a saree and you are good to go for a winter wedding.

4. Light Inners or Warmers: These are much better than the bulky outwear. Wear thermal pants or top from within and then wear your outfit. This will help you stay warm and you won’t be quivering from the inside.

5. Closed Footwear: Feet are most likely to get numb during winters. While men have an option of wearing socks under their shoes, but for ladies, socks under sandals will be a fashion faux pas at its best. Select closed footwear like peep-toes or pointed heels or juttis to go with your traditional attire.

So, if you were going to ditch the next wedding because you were worried how will you survive the chilly weather, now you know. You can always mix and match outfits and create a new one. As for the bride, styling your traditional lehenga with two dupattas will also keep her warm. Accessorise well and opt for elegant makeup and you are all set for the big fat Indian wedding in winters.