Here's what Hardik Pandya and Nataša Stanković wore for their Hindu wedding

Indian cricketer Hardik Pandya and Nataša Stanković shared their Hindu wedding pictures on social media, post their Christian wedding . The duo looked breathtaking in Abu Jani Sandeep Khosla.

For the pheras, Nataša wore a red Abu Jani Sandeep Khosla sari. The red chamois satin sari was embroidered with gold, pearl, red and green beads and edged with an intricate beaded border. It was teamed with a spectacular jadau blouse and organza dupatta with double sided gold sequins on the base and gold Kuran lace. Hardik was every inch the majestic groom in this regal, off-white jamdani sherwani, masterfully hand-embroidered with gold zardozi. Red and green bead highlights added jewelled glamour to his look.

Nataša oozed radiance in a golden lehenga with a red dupatta which was lavishly embroidered with gota work. Hardik was seen in the same sherwani from the designer duo.

Hardik Pandya and Natasa Stankovic, tied the knot in a white wedding fit for royalty as they renewed their wedding vows after 3 years of marriage.

Nataša Stanković wore a white gown from Shantnu & Nikhil for her wedding.

The couple's high-profile nuptials drew a star-studded guest list from the worlds of sports, fashion, and entertainment, including designer Nikhil Mehra, celebrity stylist Nikita Jaisinghani, fitness guru Yasmin Karachiwala, cricketer Ishan Kishan, Dinesh Karthik, Akash Ambani and many more who gathered to celebrate the couple’s unforgettable union.

The exchange of vows was a magnificent affair, set in the expansive Polo Lawn, evoking a sense of timeless elegance and sophistication that transported the guests to a world of enchantment. The stunning Polo Lawn was the perfect backdrop for this momentous occasion, and the breathtaking beauty of the surroundings only added to the grandeur of the ceremony.

The second day of the festivities began with a Mehendi Brunch in the Compass Lawn, where guests were transported to a world of exquisite flavors and scents, creating a feast for the senses. This was followed by the Safa Bandi and Baraat, where the couple embarked on their journey to the Great Park for their Royal Hindu Wedding, a momentous occasion steeped in tradition, grace, and grandeur.