Ivanka Trump made a stunning inclusion among the attendees at Mukesh Ambani's son Anant Ambani's pre-wedding celebrations.
The weekend's festivities, which lasted three days, were extravagant and welcomed guests. Ivanka posted pictures to Instagram to show off her and her family's appearances as well as her delight about being a member of the prestigious bridal party, according to Hola.
Pictures circulated reveal Ivanka and her spouse Jared Kushner donned formal attire for the event. Jared wore a black bandhgala with golden buttons, while Ivanka looked gorgeous in a sparkling silver and yellow outfit that was appropriate for the event. Arabella, the couple's oldest daughter, was wearing a baby blue gown and was delighted to be part of the event.
“First night in India ~ a magical evening in Everland !” Ivanka captioned the post. “Sending warm wishes to Anant and Radhika for endless happiness and love as they embark on this wonderful adventure together.” Some of the Trump family’s outfits appear to have been designed by Manish Malhotra, who was tagged in the images.
In additional images and videos, Ivanka and Arabella were seen grinning for the cameras while donning identical yellow outfits. They were in awe of the elephants they got to spend time with as well.
In another Instagram post showing her stunning outfits, she wrote: "Closing the curtains on an enchanting weekend celebrating the love story of Anant and Radhika."
Pre-wedding festivities were held in honour of Anant Ambani and Radhika Merchant's impending July marriage. Ambani is the son of Mukesh Ambani, who Forbes estimates to be worth $117 billion.
At the Jamnagar-hosted celebration, attendees had access to hair stylists, makeup artists, and more in addition to chartered aircraft from New Delhi and Mumbai. Reuters said that 500 delicacies created by 100 chefs were presented to guests over the weekend.
Bill Gates, Mark Zuckerberg, and other celebrities were present at the party, and some of the weekend's performers were David Blaine and Rihanna.
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