Priyanka Chopra and Nick Jonas took vows in a Christian service, which was officiated by Jonas’ father who is a pastor on 1 December. The newly weds are the stars of the upcoming January issue of Vogue. Check out snapshots from their intimate photo shoot for the magazine.
Vogue has also released a new video where Priyanka dances to Nick’s song Close.
Nick and Priyanka star in Vogue’s first-ever digital cover. Although the magazine uploaded the video on their Instagram page, they later deleted it.
The couple will now tie the knot in a Hindu traditional shaadi on 2 December. More than 200 people have been invited for the wedding celebrations at Umaid Bhawan in Jodhpur.
"It is super important to Priyanka to have an Indian ceremony that honours her heritage and culture, just as it's important to also have a Western ceremony that honours Nick's Christian upbringing," a source told people.com earlier this week.
Priyanka, 36, was a glowing bride in a custom made Ralph Lauren wedding gown, and Jonas, too, wore Ralph Lauren. In fact, so did both families, all of the bridesmaids, and all of the groomsmen who included Priyanka's brother Siddharth and Nick's three brothers, Joe, Kevin and Frankie.
Ralph Lauren is an important designer to the couple not only because he is a close friend of the actress but also because she and Nick, 26, both rocked Ralph Lauren Collection at the 2017 Met Gala, which took place one week after their unofficial first date.
Ahead of their big weekend, the couple celebrated Thanksgiving in India together. Days later, they held a puja ceremony at Priyanka's mother Madhu Chopra's house in Mumbai to spiritually celebrate the upcoming event.
Weeks beforehand, Priyanka celebrated her bachelorette party in Amsterdam and had a bridal shower in New York City.
The couple first began talking in 2016 via Twitter, and met in person for the first time at a party for the Academy Awards in 2017.
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