Megha Chakraborty and Sahil Phull are now man and wife - View Pics

Megha Chakraborty and Sahil Phull are now man and wife. The actress took to her Instagram handle to share their first images post the wedding ceremony. This is the first big TV wedding of the year. Megha Chakraborty has been a part of shows like Kaatelaland Sons, Badii Devrani, Imlie and others. Over the years, she has amassed ahuge fan following with her acting chops. Sahil and she worked together in Kaatelal and Sons. It seems he proposed to her for marriage in January and she said ‘Yes’. The couple’s wedding announcement was real quick.

Fans are showering love on Megha and Sahil. Ditching the pastel trend, she went in for an orange coloured lehenga that had zari work done all over it. The blouse had embroidery all over it. The actress chose the two dupatta trend. While one covered herblouse, she wore the other over the head. Her caption read, “Our forever begins here. Surrounded by love, laughter, and the promise of a lifetime together, we’re thrilled to share the first chapter of our beautiful journey with youall. Here's to love that grows, dreams that come true, and a lifetime of happiness by each other’s side”

Our forever begins here. Surrounded by love, laughter, and the promise of a lifetime together, we’re thrilled to share the first chapter of our beautiful journey with youall. Here's to love that grows, dreams that come true, and a lifetime of happiness by each other’s side

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The actress’ jewellery stood out with its regal design. She wore a maang teeka and a sheesh patti like a Rajputana princess. A huge choker, long necklace, jhumkas and kangans finished off the jewellery. Megha Chakraborty looked like Deepika Padukone from Padmaavat with the jewellery. The actress donned a nose ring made of Polki that was even more royal. Soft dewy makeup and smokey eyes complemented the bright outfit and statement jewellery.

They married as per Punjabi rituals. We have to see if she decks up as a Bengali bride for the reception. Sahil Phull wore an ivory sherwani and turban with a brooch.

Sahil Phull proposed to her earlier in January on a beach. The setting sun set the mood for romance. She wore a red dress while he was in a tuxedo. He had planned a perfect proposal with a ‘Will You Marry Me’ sign made of white roses. Their friends who had been part of the journey cheered them on.

Congratulations to the couple!