Aaliyah Kashyap wore mother-in-law's ‘wedding dress from 30 years ago' for dreamy white wedding with Shane Gregoire
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On July 7, Aaliyah shared pictures from her wedding in New York on Instagram. She looked gorgeous in a white off-shoulder wedding dress, styled with lace gloves and a veil. As for Shane, he looked handsome in a black tuxedo and bow tie. The wedding dress holds a special meaning for the bride, and she revealed it in the caption.
Aaliyah Kashyap's wedding gown holds a special meaning
Sharing the photos of her wedding look, Aaliyah wrote, 'For our American wedding, I wore my beautiful mother-in-law's wedding dress from 30 years ago (swipe to see!) and it was so so special! Timeless and classic.' She also shared a photo from her mother and father-in-law's wedding day, in which she can be seen dressed in the same bridal gown.
The original lace-embroidered dress, which Aaliyah's mother-in-law wore, featured a boat neckline, a satin lace-embroidered overlay on the bust, full-length sleeves, and a rose floret appliqué on the chest. To give the dress a modern touch, Aaliyah got rid of the sleeves, opted for a strapless silhouette, and went for a plunging sweetheart neckline.
How did Aaliyah style the bridal look
She wore her hair in waves, styled in a centre parting and tied in a half-up, half-down hairdo with a few strands sculpting her face. A diamond wedding ring, a double-strand diamond necklace, and dainty earrings rounded off the jewels. Lastly, she chose darkened brows, mascara-adorned lashes, smokey pink eye shadow, flushed cheeks, glowing highlighter, and glossy pink lips for the glam.
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