The Bride - Sobitha Dulipala

 

Sobhita Dhulipala, known for her ethereal beauty and impeccable style, never fails to impress, especially when it comes to wedding ensembles. Whether she’s channeling contemporary chic or embracing traditional grace, Sobhita's wedding looks are a perfect blend of sophistication, drama, and understated elegance. Join us as we decode her stunning wedding ceremony styles — an inspiring guide for brides, bridesmaids, and wedding guests alike!

Engagements

For her engagement look, Sobhita Dhulipala embodied understated elegance and timeless tradition. The actress chose a stunning golden blush Uppada silk saree by Manish Malhotra, featuring intricate motifs inspired by traditional Kanakambaram flowers and Padmam designs. The silhouette echoed the style of a classic half-saree, drawing inspiration from vintage art forms like Bapu's illustrations

Her look was complemented by subtle makeup with a fresh blush-pink palette and defined eyes, creating a minimalistic yet radiant appearance. A traditional South Indian braid adorned with Kanakambara flowers added a touch of grace, enhancing the traditional aesthetic.

Godhuma Raayi Pasupu Danchatam 

Sobhita Dhulipala's look for the Godhuma Raayi Pasupu Danchatam ceremony was a simple yet refined pink Kanjeevaram silk saree with green borders: 

• Saree: A gift from her mother-in-law, Lakshmi Daggubati 

• Jewelry: Gold ornaments, green glass bangles, gold kadas, jhumkas, and a small maang tikka 

• Hair: A low bun decorated with jasmine flowers 

• Makeup: Soft, neutral tones

Raata Sthaapana and Mangalasnanam

Sobhita Dhulipala's Raata Sthaapana and Mangalasnanam looks perfectly encapsulated her love for tradition and heritage. During the Raata Sthaapana ceremony — a Telugu pre-wedding ritual symbolizing purification and blessings — Sobhita adorned an elegant yellow saree with a subtle golden border and paired it with a strapless tube blouse. She accessorized this look with ancestral heirloom jewelry, including two layered necklaces, a nose pin, jhumkas, anklets (payals), and an armlet (bajuband). An orange dupatta and a septum nose ring added a touch of cultural authenticity, while a messy hairdo and soft glam makeup completed her look, accentuated by a delicate bindi​

For the Mangalasnanam ceremony — akin to the Haldi ceremony — Sobhita's attire continued to honor tradition. The ceremony involved applying turmeric paste as part of the purification process​. Her yellow saree, traditional gold jewelry, and the joy captured in candid moments reflected the essence of these rituals​.

Raata Pelli Kuthuru 

For the Raata Pelli Kuthuru ceremony, Sobhita Dhulipala radiated elegance in a traditional red and gold silk saree. This ceremony, akin to a North Indian Haldi, is deeply rooted in Telugu wedding customs and emphasizes the bride's purity and preparation for the sacred vows. The vibrant red saree, symbolic of prosperity and marital bliss, was adorned with intricate gold zari work, reflecting classic South Indian craftsmanship. She completed the look with temple jewelry, including a statement gold necklace, matching jhumkas, and a maang tikka, enhancing the regal aesthetic​. Her makeup was understated yet striking, featuring a flawless base, bold kohl-lined eyes, and a deep red lip color that complemented the saree. Her hair was styled in a traditional low bun, accessorized with jasmine flowers (gajra), which added a touch of timeless grace

Wedding Look

For Sobhita Dhulipala's wedding look, she stayed true to her love for tradition and heritage. Her primary ensemble featured a stunning golden silk saree, rich in texture and rooted in South Indian craftsmanship. She paired this exquisite saree with minimal yet impactful gold jewelry, including a maang tikka, heavy necklace, and traditional jhumkas. Her hairstyle remained sleek and classic—a center-parted low bun adorned with mogra flowers, embodying the quintessential South Indian bridal aesthetic.

Second wedding look

For her second wedding look, Sobhita Dhulipala epitomized grace and tradition in a stunning red and white Kanjivaram saree. This classic South Indian bridal choice featured intricate gold zari work, capturing the essence of elegance and cultural heritage. She accessorized her look with traditional temple jewelry, including a layered gold necklace, statement earrings, and bangles, embodying the rich aesthetic of South Indian bridal wear.

Her makeup was kept traditional, emphasizing kohl-lined eyes and a subtle nude lip. Completing the look, Sobhita adorned her hair with fresh jasmine flowers, a timeless symbol of South Indian bridal beauty.