Yuvraj Singh-Hazel Keech’s wedding: All the pics from the big day

Hazel Keech and Indian cricketer Yuvraj Singh completed one year of happy married life on November 30, 2017. The two had tied the knot last year according to Sikh wedding rituals in Chandigarh which was followed by a lavish reception in Delhi and a party in Goa. Wishing Yuvi on the special occasion, Hazel shared a cute picture of the two while wishing him, “Wining and dining after 1 year of marriage. Happy Anniversary @yuvisofficial its been a roller coaster but i wouldn’t have wanted to do it with anyone else. I love you husband ❤️����.”

Just when we thought that Yuvraj Singh and Hazel Keech’s wedding celebrations couldn’t get any bigger, their reception in Delhi surpassed all expectations. While Yuvraj chose a regal sherwani, Hazel was a stunner in a blue lehenga-choli. The newlyweds were all smiles as Team India came to take part in the third round of celebrations, after their gurudwara wedding in Chandigarh and Hindu wedding ceremony in Goa.

Kapil Dev, Virender Sehwag and wife Aarti, Harbhajan Singh and wife Geeta Basra too made their presence felt. BCCI President Anurag Thakur, Mohammad Kaif, Munaf Patel, Piyush Chawla, Pragyan Ojha, Hardik Pandya, Ashok Dinda and Ashish Nehra also joined Yuvraj and Hazel in their celebrations.

The wedding reception was held at a plush hotel in Delhi last evening and was attended by cricketers and politicos. Team India captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni arrived with wife Sakshi while former skipper Sourav Ganguly too attended the do with wife Dona. Bowler Zaheer Khan turned heads as he arrived with his alleged ladylove Sagarika Ghatge.

After their Sikh wedding in Chandigarh and Hindu wedding in Goa, it was time for Yuvraj Singh and Hazel Keech’s grand reception in Delhi. The newly-weds hosted the lavish reception last evening and it was as glitzy as you’d expect.

Dressed in peacock inspired hues, the newlyweds complemented each other in their colourful attires. While Yuvraj looked regal in his rusty red sherwani, Hazel sported a blue lehenga.

The party goes on for newly-weds Yuvraj Singh and Hazel Keech, as they hosted their sangeet ceremony in the national capital. The star couple, who have celebrated their wedding across the country- from Chandigarh to Goa to Delhi - held a star-studded ceremony at a five-star hotel in the city. The couple called on their closest friends and families to join them celebrate their union.

Yuvraj and Hazel tied the knot on November 30 in the traditional Sikh marriage ceremony at the Fatehgarh Sahib Gurudwara near Chandigarh. They later tied the knot for the second time in Goa, as per Hindu rituals. The sangeet ceremony in Delhi was held in the lawns of a five-star hotel in presence of celebs like Sachin Tendulkar, Harbhajan Singh, Shikhar Dhawan, Angad Bedi, Neha Dhupia and Hardik Pandya to name a few.

Yuvraj and Hazel will soon play host to a star-studded line-up of celebrities, politicians and high-profile personalities at their third wedding reception on Wednesday. The star couple, who has rocked shades of black, red, gold, white and green, will have fans eagerly looking forward to see their elaborate outfits as the wedding festivities come to a close.

It will be safe to say that Yuvraj Singh and Hazel Keech are one of the most beautiful couples in the cricket world. Their Goa wedding was followed by an after-party which got everyone on the dance floor, including the newlyweds.
Looking super gorgeous in a white gown, Hazel Keech matched steps with Yuvraj Singh on a romantic song leaving the guests overwhelmed. Not only this, Anushka Sharma, Virat Kohli, Yuvraj’s mother Shabnam too joined the couple to groove on the peppy dance numbers.

After an intimate wedding ceremony at the gurudwara in Chandigarh, Yuvraj Singh, and Hazel Keech tied the knot as per Hindu rituals on a beach in Goa. The wedding couldn’t be grander with white flower decorations and Yuvraj Singh’s rocking entry on a bike instead of a horse. With the dancing Punjabis on the dhol beats, Yuvraj was no less a sport as he arrived with the baraat for the marriage ceremony.

Dressed in a beige kurta-pajama with a red jacket and a maroon stole, Yuvraj Singh donned the avatar of a perfect dulha. Giving him tough competition was the bride Hazel who chose a maroon sari topped up with traditional maatha-patti and a huge necklace.

Amongst the baaraatis, Virat Kohli was the center of attention as he attended the wedding with Anushka Sharma. While Virat wore a simple black sherwani, Anushka complemented him in a matching black and gold attire. The alleged couple looked perfectly in sync with their color-coordinated appearance.

Cricketer and close friend Rohit Sharma was all decked up in a blue sherwani while his wife chose a floral lehenga for the ceremony.
Nita and Mukesh Ambani also made it to bless the couple along with actor Ashish Chowdhury who was accompanied by his wife.

Yuvraj Singh was in full form on his wedding day in Goa. The king of sixes was a delight on the massive bike as he made a rocking entry in aviators alongside the baaraatis. The nuptials were followed by an after-party which had Yuvraj Singh matching steps with Virat Kohli on the dance floor.

Move ahead to know more about their Sikh wedding in Chandigarh...

In the presence of family and friends, cricketer Yuvraj Singh and actress Hazel Keech tied the knot on Wednesday, November 30, in a traditional Sikh marriage ceremony at the Fatehgarh Sahib gurudwara near Chandigarh. The wedding was an intimate affair with the near and dear ones coming down to bless the couple. Post the pheras, the newly-married couple was blessed by Braham Gyani Sant Ram Singh. Check out their wedding album…

The groom - Yuvraj Singh blew us away as he donned a red sherwani with golden hues designed by JJ Valaya and a matching sehra for his big day. With a sword in his hand and the turban, the Punjabi lad chose to keep it traditional and regal. Check out his sehrabandi and neg ceremony in this video.

Hazel gave girls new bride goals as she turned up looking stunning in a red JJ Valaya lehenga. Looking majestic in minimal makeup with a maang-tika and huge earrings, Hazel pulled off the bridal avatar to perfection replete with red chooda and kaleere. Hazel reportedly changed her name to Gurubasant Kaur for the wedding ceremony as suggested by Yuvraj’s mother although its not compulsory to change name or religion for marriage in Sikhism.

Yuvraj Singh’s mother Shabnam was by her son’s side throughout the wedding to perform various rituals. The proud mom is known to dote on Hazel. Yuvraj Singh was brought up by his mom post the divorce of his parents Shabnam and Yograj Singh. His father attended the mehendi and sangeet ceremony, but was conspicuous by his absence at the wedding.We wish the newlyweds a happy married life ahead.

While Yuvraj was dressed in a black chooridar-achkan for the sangeet, Hazel complimented him in a black and white embroidered anarkali with a maatha patti. The two lovebirds interacted with the media post the mehendi ceremony and were a sight to watch as they walked back hand-in-hand to kick-start the sangeet ceremony.

Hazel wore a yellow anarkali with golden embroidery as she geared up for her bridal mehendi amid family and friends. On the other hand, Yuvraj donned a simple kurta-pajama with a pullover for the day.

Yuvraj had a traditional haldi ceremony on the morning of November 30. A star-studded cocktail party-cum-sangeet and mehendi ceremony was held on November 29. With Team India wrapping up the third test match with England a day earlier, the men in blue made sure they attended Yuvi's sangeet ceremony. Virat Kohli, Gautam Gambhir, Parthiv Patel, Anil Kumble and Mohammad Kaif among others joined the groom in Chandigarh.

This is the venue of their Sikh wedding which was held at gurudwara Fatehpur Sahib, 50 kilometres away from Chandigarh. As mentioned in their ornately designed cards, the two have an elaborate schedule of ceremonies which includes a grand reception in Delhi. While Yuvraj is a Punjabi, Hazel is the daughter of a British father and a Mauritian Hindu mother but with Indian roots.