Ishqbaaz fame Surbhi Chandna's ties the knot with Karan Sharma; looks gorgeous in a sea green lehenga as she walks down the aisle

Ishqbaaz fame

Surbhi Chandna

ties the knot with her longtime boyfriend

Karan Sharma

in a grand

wedding

in Jaipur. The actress ditched the traditional red lehenga and opted for a sea green attire with a touch of pink. She looked like a breath of fresh air as her bridal look redefined elegance and allure with its uniqueness. Her lehenga, a manifestation of ethereal charm and sophistication, radiated a sense of understated luxury and modernity.

The intricate craftsmanship and delicate embellishments adorned her silhouette, enhancing her inherent grace and poise. It was a choice that defied convention yet exuded a timeless allure, befitting the momentous occasion. Karan complemented Surbhi and looked dashing in a grey sherwani.

Surbhi's bridal ensemble was elevated to sheer perfection by her impeccable choice of jewellery and makeup. Each piece resonated with elegance, enhancing her features and complementing her attire. However, what truly captivated onlookers was Surbhi Chandna's ethereal glow, radiating from within and illuminating the grand venue.

The videos and photos circulating on social media from the wedding vividly depict the deep love shared between Karan and Surbhi. The entire palace was aglow with lights as Surbhi graced the aisle in her resplendent bridal attire. Radiating beauty and elegance, she walked with a beaming smile towards Karan, serenading him with the melodious notes of 'mujhe pyaar hua tha'. Overwhelmed with love and joy, Karan rose from his seat and met his stunning

bride

halfway, the two embracing each other passionately in a moment filled with love and affection.
Surbhi's radiant glow stemmed from love, happiness, and the sheer joy of starting a new journey with Karan Sharma. Her smile, reflecting pure bliss, enhanced the enchantment of the event, captivating everyone with her unmatched beauty and grace.
The couple selected the historic Chomu Palace Hotel in Jaipur, a 300-year-old heritage property, as the venue to celebrate their union.