Special: Priyanka Chopra adds this UNIQUE DETAIL in her Bridal Lehenga

Priyanka Chopra and Nick Jonas's official wedding photos have been released by the People Magazine as they had been sold to them for a whopping 2.5 Million Dollars. Mind-blasting much? Well, that was the deal. So here are the photos and they look enchanting in all ways.

Priyanka and Nick got married as per two customs - one the Christian wedding where the actress donned bridal couture by Ralph Lauren and for the Punjabi wedding the actress opted for a deep red lehenga by designer Sabyasachi Mukherjee.

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While she looked absolutely resplendent in the lehenga, we got our hands on this unique detail that the actress added in the lehenga. She had the names of her parents and husband Nick's name sewn into its waistband.

"Priyanka had requested the designer to add Nick's name along with her parents Ashok and Madhu's names on her lehenga. She had told the designer to do so, and thus, their names were sewn into her lehenga".

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"The whole look was designed by the designer and more than 100 craftsmen completed it in 3,720 hours on the magnificent outfit that Priyanka Chopra wore on her Hindu wedding", revealed a report in People's Magazine.

In the same interview, Priyanka also spoke about her look for the Hindu style of wedding. She expressed, "For the Indian wedding, I wore Sabyasachi. I always knew I wanted a red traditional silhouette for my wedding but Sabya brought in incredible French embroidery to the mix and with incredible jewelery and Western-inspired veil it was just such an amalgamation of who I am".

They say a bride's outfit should reflect her personality and we guess Sabyasachi did bring a little of Pee Cee in her attire. Didn't he?

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Getting back to their festivities, the newlyweds are today hosting a lavish reception in Delhi where all the VVIP's are expected to be in attendance. PM Narendra Modi is also expected to grace the event.