Groom Aamir Khan kept it classic in a dhoti, then let his anklet do the talking
Aamir Khan and Gauri Spratt got married in an intimate at-home ceremony in Mumbai on July 5. The couple wore minimalist yet elegant ethnic outfits
Aamir Khan and Gauri Spratt got married in an intimate at-home ceremony in Mumbai on July 5. The couple wore minimalist yet elegant ethnic outfits for the special occasion. However, what truly stood out was Aamir's jewellery game. And no, we're not talking about a nose pin, necklace, or earrings this time, but rather a heavy silver anklet. The 61-year-old groom embraced his love for dhotis, pairing a classic white number with a simple kurta adorned with a statement brooch.
Without a doubt, his silver anklet stole the show. Aamir Khan wore heavy anklets for his wedding ceremony. (Photo: Yogen Shah; Image stylised by India Today) Read Full Story The bride, 47, meanwhile, wore an ivory-hued lehenga set featuring delicate lace detailing. A closer look at what Aamir Khan and Gauri Spratt wore. She completed her look with a heavy choker, a traditional layered necklace, and matching earrings. Her hair was styled in a braid adorned with delicate baby's breath flowers.
Gauri Spratt with Elli Avram. Aamir and Gauri's wedding was attended by around 150 guests, including close relatives, friends and family members. Aamir's children – Junaid, Ira and Azad – and Gauri's son were also part of the ceremony. Prominent figures from the worlds of film, politics, and business, including Raj Thackeray, Mukesh Ambani, Ashutosh Gowariker, and Vir Das, also attended the ceremony. Inside Aamir Khan and Gauri Spratt's at-home wedding ceremony. The couple has known each other for 25 years but started dating only two years ago.
Aamir Khan was previously married to producer Reena Dutta, with whom he has two children, Junaid and Ira. He later married filmmaker Kiran Rao in 2005. The two separated in 2021 and continue to co-parent their son, Azad. As for Gauri Spratt, she has a seven-year-old son from her previous marriage. Ends
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