Ishqbaaaz, 'Yeh Rishta' and 'Iss Pyaar' Just Collaborated In the Most DREAMY Wedding Ensembles!

Star Plus is bringing the wedding season early this year with a smashing cross-over of Wedding tracks and its biggest shows- Yeh Rishta Kya Kehlata Hai, Ishqbaaaz and Iss Pyaar Ko Kya Naam Doon? are having upcoming wedding sequences and we are thrilled to be given an inside peek into the style. 

Designed by Neeta Lulla the leading ladies will don outfits specific to the rich culture of their respective shows. And, it seems like it will be huge! 

Here's what it looks like-

In Iss Pyaar Ko Kya Naam Doon? When Barun Sobti aka Advay will try to rain over Chandni's (Shivani Tomar) wedding by being her wedding planner, the pretty actress will be seen wearing a pastel lehenga with blue peacock motifs, accented with unconventional mix of silver embroidery and kundan jewellery.

In Yeh Rishta Kya Kehlata Hai when Shivangi Joshi and Mohsin Khan's characters will unite Naksh and Keerti in the royal Rajhasthani wedding setup, the bride Mohena Singh aka Kirthi will be seen in a pretty pink and peach lehenga-choli accented with intricate zardozi embroidery and accessorized with gold kundan jewelry. 

Keerti and Naksh's marriage will come with a slow realization of love aided by Karthik and Naira. Shivangi Joshi aka Naira will be spotted wearing shades of pink and sheer dupatta and sleeves to let the sliver shine through. 

The outfits designed exude opulence with a foreplay between festive colors and organic silks coupled with zardozi, crystals, semi-precious stones, sequins and mirror-work. 

Neeta Lulla Bollywood's go-to designer says, "The inspiration for these couture pieces comes from the rich Indian culture and heritage. Staying true to Star Plus' vision, I have designed a collection that stresses on the importance of the marriage between tradition and modernity. Every outfit has an impeccable embodiment of drama, intricacy and elegance coupled with a playfulness that brings to fore the core persona of the brides. I have heard great reviews about these shows and how they are trendsetters with regards to their fashion statements. I have always been associated with weddings in India and I understand the design sensibilities pertaining to home-grown culture and traditions."