Supriya Sule's Daughter Revati Stuns in Ivory Lehenga, Exudes Royal Bridal Elegance

New Delhi: Photos of the wedding of Revati Sule, daughter of Nationalist Congress Party leader Supriya Sule, are currently circulating on social media. Many prominent figures from politics and Bollywood attended this lavish wedding. However, all eyes remained on the bride, Revati, and her husband, Sarang Lakhani. 

What about the couple?

Their chemistry, style, and simplicity won hearts. In particular, Revati, dressed as a royal bride in a lehenga, looked no less than a Bollywood actress, while the groom also dazzled in his royal avatar. This could offer some inspiration for brides-to-be.

What did the couple wear?

Revati and Sarang complement each other, giving the perfect example of royal elegance. The bride opted for a graceful look in an ivory-toned intricately embroidered lehenga and statement jewellery, while the groom wore an ivory-embroidered sherwani and added a royal touch with a matching stole, pug, and white pyjamas. Their similar soft color palette and classic style gave their pairing regal vibes.

How was Revati looking?

Instead of opting for a Marathi bride look, Revati opted for a modern bride in a heavily embroidered ivory-beige lehenga, which is on trend. The intricate embroidery and tone-on-tone detailing give it a regal appeal. The lehenga's flared silhouette and delicate handwork create a soft, elegant look while retaining the traditional bridal charm. The floral motifs and sequins added a rich sheen.

Revati's blouse is designed with subtle yet detailed embroidery, enhancing the overall look's regal element. The dupatta, also heavily embroidered, added a touch of radiance to the star's dazzling charm. She gracefully draped it in pleats like a sari pallu, and then posed for the paps, carrying the dupatta in one hand. Her look beautifully showcases both traditional and modern touches.

Moving on to the bride's jewellery and styling, she wore a statement necklace. Its heavy design complemented her simple neckline. Matching earrings, a maang tikka, and green bangles added a traditional touch to the look. The combination of green and ivory was striking, while the mangalsutra and bindi around her neck added a traditional touch. She styled it with a centre-parted low bun, fresh makeup, and a gajra, giving her a more refined and timeless look.