LV Bags to Gold chains: Lavish gifts for guests at Amabni pre-wedding
bollywood Jun 07 2024
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Charter flights
As per India Today reports, the Ambani family arranged 10 charter flights for their high-profile guests and also had 12 private aircraft for family members, friends, and staff.
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Louis Vuitton bags
At the first pre-wedding celebration in Jamnagar, the guests were gifted customized LV bags, which showcased the grand and lavish theme of the wedding.
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Luxury cars with chauffeurs
The guests were greeted with an array of 150 stylish luxury cars in Barcelona. The guests were driven around the venues in their private cars.
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Luxurious cruise
The second pre-wedding bash took place on a luxurious cruise line that traveled from Italy to southern France from May 29 to June 1.
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Gold chains
The guests at the Jamnagar bash were gifted beautiful gold chains as a token of love and hospitality.
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Karimnagar's silver jewelry
The Ambani family also gifted intricate silver jewelry made by Telangana's Karimnagar artisans to their guests at the cruise bash.
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Custom designed bags by Bombay Artisan Co.
The Jamnagar bash also had custom-made duffle bags by Bombay Artisan Co., a local label known for cruelty-free leather. The bags have paintings inspired by Vantara.
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Designer footwear and nightwear
The richest family in Asia also gifted designer footwear and nightwear to their pristine guests.
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Candles by Sunrise Candles
Sunrise Candles is a Mahabaleshwar-based company that employs the visually impaired. The Ambanis gifted Sunrise candles to their guests, supporting the local business.
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Bandhani scarves
To celebrate the traditional artistry of India and its heritage, the Ambanis gifted their guests bandhani scarves made by women artisans from Kacch and Lalpur.