MUMBAI: Aamir Khan and Gauri Spratt were married in a private registered ceremony at the actor’s Pali Hill residence in Mumbai on July 6, with only close family members in attendance.
The couple opted for a low-key celebration instead of a lavish celebrity wedding, keeping the event private and family-focused.
Much of the attention centered on Spratt’s custom-designed wedding ring, created by luxury jewelry brand Qween. The ring features a natural cabochon-cut ruby sourced from Madagascar, set in a crown-inspired gold design surrounded by 40 natural diamonds.
According to the jeweler, it took nearly three months to source the ruby, while the ring required more than 256 hours of craftsmanship involving 131 artisans.
Reports said Khan had previously commissioned another bespoke ring for Spratt featuring a rare aquamarine gemstone from Brazil, also surrounded by 40 natural diamonds.
For the ceremony, Spratt wore an embroidered pastel lehenga by Indian designer Sabyasachi Mukherjee instead of a traditional red bridal outfit. She paired the ensemble with a sheer dupatta, polki jewelry with emerald accents, understated makeup and a fishtail braid adorned with white flowers.
The couple’s sons also took part in the ceremony. Khan’s son, Azad Rao Khan, and Spratt’s son, Quinn, served as ring bearers, adding a personal touch to the intimate family celebration.
