Anushka Sharma to Vidya Balan to Deepika Padukone: Actresses who flaunted Sabyasachi Mukherjee's collection

Is it even a wedding if you are not wearing a Sabyasachi?
 

Is it even a wedding if you are not wearing a Sabyasachi?

Deepika Padukone is seen donning a red Kanjeevaram saree by Sabyasachi Mukherjee pairing it with heavy bridal jewelry- necklaces, earrings and mathapatti.

Deepika Padukone is seen donning a red Kanjeevaram saree by Sabyasachi Mukherjee pairing it with heavy bridal jewelry- necklaces, earrings and mathapatti.

When the leading lady of Bollywood became Mrs Virat Kohli, she chose Sabyasachi not just for her big day but also for the pre and post-wedding rituals.

The South Indian beauty chose a golden and beige Sabyasachi lehenga with a hint of maroon on the heavy border for her nuptials with Micromax CEO Rahul Sharma.

Amrita Puri's bridal lehenga was made using one hundred and eleven colours of silk thread and sequins weaved into artistic panels translated from Persian works, a signature Sabyasachi design. The actress tied the knot with restaurateur Imrun Sethi.

The actress and her cricketer hubby, Zaheer Khan, chose a small court wedding followed by a grand reception. Both the occasions saw her rocking a Sabyasachi ensemble. For the wedding, was a plain red saree with zardozi border and for the reception, a beige lehenga with lots of work on it was picked out.

To exchange vows with husband, actor Kunal Khemu, Soha Ali Khan chose a lehenga from the designer's Opium collection. The orange and gold outfit was paired up with heavy jewellery and a passa.

To exchange vows with husband, actor Kunal Khemu, Soha Ali Khan chose a lehenga from the designer's Opium collection. The orange and gold outfit was paired up with heavy jewellery and a passa.

This Sabya bride, television actor Aamna Sharif, clearly had her wedding outfit memo in place - royal and opulent.

Moving away from the usual bridal red, Pia chose a design from Sabyasachi’s Devi collection. The duck egg blue lehenga in Indo-Victorian pattern with fine aari-taari and zardozi and minimal make-up made her really stand out.

A Sabyasachi loyalist, Vidya chose a simple red Benarasi saree along with gold jewellery for her wedding look too.