Glenn Maxwell and Vini Raman twin in ivory-and-gold ethnic outfits for their wedding reception
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Glenn Maxwell and Vini Raman nailed the colour-coordination game and looked amazing in ivory-and-golden ethnic outfits for their wedding reception.
Cricketer Glenn Maxwell and his wife Vini Raman made a striking statement in ivory-and-golden outfits at their wedding reception on Wednesday. Dressed in regal ethnic outfits, the newlyweds once again served a hearty dose of couple fashion game.
Several joyous snippets from the reception bash were shared on the official Instagram handle of the Indian Premier League (IPL) team Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB).
Glenn and Vini took the colour-coordination game a notch higher and made heads turn in elegant ensembles. While Glenn looked dapper in a glistening bandhgala set, Vini was gorgeous in an ethereal lehenga set.
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As for Glenn, he styled his bandhgala kurta with white trousers and tan-hued mojaris. Must we add, he absolutely nailed the desi glam! Vini, on the other hand, opted for a heavily-embellished golden blouse and wore it with a voluminous lehenga skirt that was further adorned with sequin hints and intricate tone-on-tone embroidery. An embellished tulle dupatta was a perfect addition to the look.
As for the styling, Vini wore a regal necklace and a pair of matching oversized earrings. She rocked natural-looking makeup and kept her hair open in a middle-parting style.
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