REVEALED: Here's EVERY DETAIL about Nickyanka's HINDU wedding

After exchanging vows as per Christian customs, Mr and Mrs Jonas will tie the knot once again today.

Published: Sunday,Dec 02, 2018 11:08 AM GMT-07:00

Preksha Jain

It's all about Priyanka Chopra and Nick Jonas's extravagant wedding these days. Yesterday, it was a big day for the two as they exchanged vows as per Christian customs at the Umaid Bhavan Palace, Jodhpur. Contrary to earlier reports that Nickyanka will wed in two ceremonies on the same day, Pee Cee and Nick solemnised their relationship on 1st December itself.

So, today is another big day for the couple as they will tie the nuptial knot as per Hindu customs. A report in DNA revealed about today's details, "The couple will be tying the knot once again in a traditional Hindu ceremony today at the Baradari Lawns. While there are reports that the bride might choose to wear Abu Jani and Sandeep Khosla for the wedding, Sabyasachi seems to be taking the cake away with his presence at the venue. The white floral decorations from the Christian wedding will be replaced with colourful blooms that have been brought in from different parts of Jodhpur. The mandap will be around 40-feet high with the Mehrangarh Fort as the backdrop".

Much like DeepVeer, Priyanka and Nick too are keeping their wedding a secretive affair. It was only yesterday that Priyanka shared the first few stills from her Mehendi ceremony. Looking radiant in a 48 kali lehenga by Abu Jani - Sandeep Khosla, Priyanka sure was a beaming bride at the ceremony. While Dulha Nick once again donned the Indian kurta and well carried the cream coloured kurta off in his own style! Here:

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From the photos, we see how happy the two were about this ceremony. Nick too was seen enjoying the Indian traditions to the core and we wonder how joyful this would have been for Priyanka Chopra and her family.

Post this royal wedding, the couple is all set to host two receptions - one in Delhi and the other one in Mumbai. The Delhi reception will be held on 4th December while no dates have been fixed for the Mumbai reception but reports suggest that it is likely to take place in the second week of December.