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Divya Agarwal-Apurva Padgaonkar's Marathi Wedding, This Happy Couple Twin In Purple Ensembles, Pics!
The 'Bigg Boss OTT' winner Divya Agarwal and her longtime boyfriend Apurva Padgaonkar tied the knot on Tuesday, February 20, 2024. The lovely pair got hitched in a traditional Marathi wedding ceremony at Divya's residence In Mumbai.
Shortly after the nuptials, the couple announced in public by posting images on social media. The newly wedded couple ditched the traditional colour schemes and instead opted for dreamy purple outfits!

Read on to get all the style details of Divya-Apurva's wedding outfits. Plus a few style tips to select offbeat ensembles for the wedding or occasional wear.
A quintessential Indian bride in a red lehenga or saree is a pretty common sight. But, if you want to showcase something offbeat and strikingly beautiful on D-day, then experimenting with colours makes a wise choice. The pretty bride Divya chose to go with purple instead of the traditional pink, red, and ivory hues and gave a style inspiration of - wear the hue which speaks to you, especially on your wedding day!

Wearing a purple lehenga with intricate floral embroidery in tones of pink, blue, and other colours, she looked gorgeous as a Marathi bride. She accessorized her bridal gown with an equally striking sleeveless blouse. With exquisite border detailing, her dupatta was secured elegantly over her head!
Divya accentuated her bridal look with pear-studded Maharashtrian Mundavalya (sacred thread embellishment) and heavy traditional jadau jewellery. Her beauty was elevated with mascara-heavy lashes, highlighted brows, nude pink lip colour, and kohl-rimmed eyes. The modern bride styled her tresses in a messy wavy open hairdo. Last but not least, let's not overlook her golden kaleeras holding ring bracelets in both hands and a magenta chooda!

The groom Apurva Padgoankar complemented his lovely bride by donning a purple kurta set with a matching dupatta. He too wore Maharashtrian mundavalya and opted for a statement watch, sunglasses and mojri footwear!
5 Tips To Flaunt Offbeat Bridal Ensembles For Weddings
An offbeat bridal style is all about embracing individuality and breaking away from conventional norms, allowing you to celebrate your big day in a way that resonates with your style and personality!
Consider these five unique tips to infuse a touch of 'unconventional; charm into the celebration:
Colour Contrasts
Break away from traditional reds and golds, and experiment with vibrant and unexpected colour combinations. Jewel tones, pastels, or even unconventional shades like teal or lavender can make a bold statement.
Blend Textures
Combine different textures for a modern or contemporary twist. Pair rich fabrics like silk or velvet with unexpected elements like sequins, feathers, or embroidered embellishments for a look that's both luxurious and edgy.

Flaunt Statement Accessories
Opt for bold and unique accessories that reflect your personality. Oversized traditional jewellery or even quirky, unconventional pieces can add a distinctive flair to your bridal ensemble.
Prefer Fusion Silhouettes
Blend traditional Indian silhouettes with contemporary cuts. Experiment with cape-style blouses, palazzo pants, or a fusion of different regional styles to create a one-of-a-kind bridal look.
Personalized Embellishments
Incorporate personalized details into your attire, such as embroidered motifs or accessories that tell your love story or subtle nods to your interests and hobbies. This will add a special touch and make your ensemble truly unique!
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