Miya's diva look of engagement day recaptured on the eve of her wedding

Even as actress Miya George is all set to enter into wedlock, her designer ensemble is still a hit on social media.

She had donned a shimmery lehanga set in onion pink woven organza panelled and handcrafted to perfection by the LabelM.

The couture ensemble that exuded elegance was created by designers and craftsmen spending days and months.

Drawing inspiration from ancient European damask motifs the myriad design pattern was appliqued into the panels in great symmetry. It is highlighted with tinsel and rhinestones by LabelM's hand artisans.

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Here’s a glimpse of making Miya's entire playful, but royal engagement day look. Miya’s onion pink royal-feeling lehenga with a voluminous A-line skirt with 20panels was fairytale-esque with beautiful renaissance embroidery in vintage colours embellished with intricate handembroidery. The beaming bride completed her standout look with a stunning organza dupatta. The European damask motif inspired lehenga set took 10+ artisans and 30+ days to be completed. At LabelM atelier , we take the art of couture with so much of love and dedication. Our beautiful bridal lehengas are created in the good old fashion principles of dress making. From concept to finish, everything is lovingly created by skilled human hands. Video Courtesy @studio360byplanj For more details contact 98959 44499 #making #behindthescenes #lehenga #lehengacholi #blushpink #bridal #engagement #bridallehenga #indianwedding #miyabetrothal

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The billowy flouncy sleeve was complimented by an aesthetically contrasting sheer dupatta

The charming diva will enter into wedlock with Ashwin Philip on Saturday at a church in Ernakulam. The church rituals will be followed by a reception in the evening.

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