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Here’s the bridal look everyone’s going to be talking about this wedding season! Keerthy Suresh, the queen of grace and glam, just had the kind of wedding that feels like a scene straight out of a movie. On December 12, 2024, she tied the knot with her longtime love, Antony Thattil, in a stunning beachside ceremony in Goa. The intimate affair was filled with love in the air. Antony, an entrepreneur and Keerthy’s partner for over 15 years proved that patience and love create the most beautiful stories. And Keerthy’s bridal look? It’s already the talk of the town!
A Celebration of Culture and Elegance
When Keerthy Suresh stepped into her new journey, the world couldn’t take its eyes off her. Her wedding was a celebration of culture, elegance, and timeless beauty, and at the heart of her stunning look was jewellery crafted by us (Vummidi Bangaru Jewellers). Known for weaving stories through exquisite craftsmanship, VBJ had the honour of designing the jewellery that complemented every moment of Keerthy’s special day.
Jewellery That Speaks of Tradition
The jewellery wasn’t merely an accessory; it was a storyteller, weaving centuries of Tamil heritage into every element. For her Muhurtham, Keerthy chose VBJ to design her bridal jewellery, and it’s easy to see why. Known for blending timeless traditions with artistic finesse, VBJ created pieces that perfectly complemented her vibrant yellow and green silk saree.
The Netti Chutti, delicately adorning her forehead, was an iconic centrepiece. Its intricate design, featuring ruby and emerald accents, framed her face with grace and a touch of regal charm. As she walked into the ceremony, this piece captured the sanctity and splendour of the moment, drawing admiration from everyone present.
Her necklaces were no less captivating. VBJ’s craftsmanship shone in the layering of a classic Attikai and a long Haaram. The shorter necklace sat elegantly near her neckline, while the longer one flowed down effortlessly, creating a layered effect that added charm and dimension to her style. These weren’t just pieces of jewellery; they were a tribute to tradition, with designs rooted in South Indian culture that seamlessly complemented her attire.
The Odiyaanam, a gold waist belt, was both functional and striking. Designed with intricate motifs, it added structure to her Madisar saree while lending an air of regal grandeur. It stood out not only as an accessory but as a vital element of her bridal identity, tying her look together with a touch of enduring elegance.
Keerthy’s bridal charm was further enhanced by her Vangi, or armlets, which wrapped around her upper arms with delicate precision. The gold craftsmanship of these pieces highlighted her elegance, adding a traditional yet sophisticated touch to her look. Completing the ensemble was her gold Jhumkas and a dainty nose ring, both subtle yet undeniably impactful. Together, they added layers of timeless charm and elegance, creating a bridal appearance that was both stunning and deeply rooted in cultural tradition.
Her Aandal Kondai, the traditional bridal hairstyle, was adorned with intricate hairpieces that included the Surya and Chandra Pirai, representing the sun and moon. These ornaments reflected auspicious traditions, adding depth to her bridal look. Together, these timeless elements wove a picture of beauty, tradition, and cultural richness, creating a bridal appearance that was as meaningful as it was stunning.
VBJ: Crafting Stories Through Jewellery
VBJ has long been synonymous with creating jewellery that is not just beautiful but meaningful. Every element of Keerthy’s bridal jewellery reflected this legacy. The designs carried a narrative of tradition, emotion, and artistry, transforming her look into an unforgettable celebration of heritage.
FAQs- Keerthy Suresh’s Wedding Jewellery
1. What makes Keerthy Suresh’s Muhurtham jewellery unique?
Keerthy Suresh’s Muhurtham jewellery, crafted by VBJ, blends traditional Tamil heritage with exquisite craftsmanship. Each piece was designed to honour Tamil bridal traditions, featuring intricate motifs and fine artistry that complemented her vibrant Madisar saree and elevated her overall look.
2. What elements of Tamil culture are reflected in Keerthy’s jewellery?
Keerthy’s jewellery showcased several traditional Tamil elements, such as the Attikai and Haaram necklaces, Odiyaanam (waist belt), Vangi (armlets), and Jhumkas. Her Aandal Kondai hairstyle, adorned with Surya and Chandra Pirai ornaments representing the sun and moon, added cultural depth and auspicious symbolism.
3. What role did VBJ play in Keerthy Suresh’s Muhurtham jewellery?
We crafted every piece of Keerthy’s jewellery with precision and care. VBJ, known for our legacy of creating meaningful jewellery, designed her bridal ornaments to celebrate South Indian tradition while adding a modern touch of elegance.
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