Many people dream of having an idyllic wedding in which hundreds of guests enjoy an event that lasts several days and can taste delicacies at large banquets. And this is exactly what those attending the wedding between Umar and Nada Kamani, a billionaire tycoon and a renowned model, have experienced.
The founder of the fashion brand PrettyLittleThing and his partner have said 'I do' in a spectacular wedding in the south of France in which they have had high-level live performances and which has lasted, nothing more and nothing less, that four days.
As reported by DailyMail, the couple did not want to skimp on expenses and left more than 23 million euros so that both they and their guests, among whom were faces like Naomi Campbell, could live an unforgettable experience. And there has not only been one ceremony, but in these four days they have gone through two, following their different cultures.
Firstly, on Thursday, May 2, attendees arrived at an event organized for this purpose in which they had a white welcome party. And it was on Friday when the couple walked down the aisle at an event organized at the Hotel du Cap-Eden-Roc.
After becoming husband and wife in an enclave located next to the pool and overlooking the sea, Nada Kamani stole the show in a white dress designed by Maria Grazia Chiuri (Dior) with a sweetheart neckline, a silk tulle veil and a large bouquet of flowers of the same color. But, without a doubt, a great moment was when Andrea Bocelli performed The Prayer just as the bride was heading to the altar.
“It's something every girl dreams of, but to do it in such style, in such a beautiful setting and, of course, with the man of my dreams! It was really a fairy tale,” Nada confessed in Vogue Arabia magazine. After this, they went to a large room where they could enjoy several performances, including Mariah Carey, who sang her most recognized songs.
But that is not all. After the party, which guests such as Tessa Thompson and the singer Christina Milian could enjoy, the second ceremony took place on Saturday, this time following the Indian tradition. For this moment, the couple wore traditional outfits made by Manish Malhotra in which they did not skimp on pearls and diamonds, demonstrating, once again, the family's purchasing power.
And if it seemed that the guests could not endure so many days of partying, on Sunday everything continued with a farewell barbecue. A token of affection and gratitude that the newly husband and wife wanted to offer to all those who agreed to attend this spectacular wedding.
