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Baby John actor, Keerthy Suresh looked ethereal as a South-Indian bride adorned with traditional ornaments and head pieces.
Keerthy Suresh got married to Antony Thattil on December 12, 2024 in Goa.Â
Keerthy Suresh and Antony Thattil tied the knot in an intimate traditional wedding in Goa on December 12, 2024.
Looking ethereal as a South Indian bride, Keerthy Suresh’s wedding ensemble was designed by renowned fashion designer Anita Dongre. The custom traditional yellow and green saree joined in Keerthy’s bridal glow which was further accentuated with traditional jewellery pieces from Vummidi Bangaru Jewellers.
The handwoven Anita Dongre two-tone saree in primary shade of haldi yellow combined with a rich green shade on the saree border, was enhanced with gold zari thread embroidery. The intricate embroidered tonal motifs on the saree matched the motifs on the green saree blouse. Simple yet vibrant, the saree exuded traditional opulence.
The highlight of Keerthy’s stunning wedding look were the distinctive head pieces. Keerthy’s hairstyle featured the Andal Kodai (side hair bun) decorated with gold and pearl detailing, the nethi chutti (matha patti) the suryapirai (sun) and chandrapirai (moon) gold intricate headpieces embellished with gemstones and the Jadanagam (braid ornament). Keerthy completed her bridal hairstyle with mogra flowers.
Styled by Shruthi Manjari, along with her style team including Niharika Varma, Keerthy’s bridal hair and makeup was done by hair aristi Teji Singh and makeup artist Anigha Jain. Keerthy’s kohl-laden eyes and minimal makeup celebrated her bridal glow with elan.
Keerthy’s jewellery featured jhumka earrings, nose rings, traditional necklaces, bangles and the armlet crafted in gold. Every statement piece adorned by Keerthy exuded royal elegance. Keerthy and Antony’s candid wedding moments were beautifully captured by Stories by Joseph Radhik. Every moment captured during the wedding ceremony celebrated Keethy’s and Antony’s special day. The highlight of their wedding was when they posed with NYKE, their pet dog, who also was dressed in a traditional attire.
Complementing her bride, Antony took the traditional route too and adorned a white kurta, mundu dhoti (lungi) and green stole matching Keerthy’s saree border.
The Keerthy’s wedding ensemble also featured another stunning Indian attire. Keerthy draped a brick red saree with silver zari thread work. She completed the look with a contemporary diamond and ruby jewellery set.
Keerthy took to Instagram to share a couple of moments from the wedding and captioned it with their wedding hashtag #ForTheLoveOfNyke followed by a heart emoji. Filled with love and joy, we wish Keerthy and Antony a happy married life.