I thought traditional Indian gowns were red

i'd kill my husband if he was surrounded by bare-bellied women on our wedding day.

I think she actually wore a hot pink sari for the Baraat and the wedding ceremony; the "dancing" photo in white was taken afterward. I've been to both Sikh and Hindu ceremonies and the brides did wear red & gold.

HE TWO [2] CEREMONIES LASTED LONGER THAN THAN THE MARRIAGE WILL

Who really gives a phuck?

I don't think she's worried about that skirt-chasing, publicly, ex with having a real man now and all these famulous wedding celebrations! Way to move on girl,with class and all the trimmings........see ya Hugh.

Looks exactly like a typical Bollywood production.

So, you're still single , eh ? Your comment is irrelevant. Means nothing to a man. Women just don't get it. Sex and Love do not come together as a neat little package. Eh , love?

2. i'd kill my husband if he was surrounded by bare-bellied women on our wedding day.

Posted at 8:52PM on Mar 18th 2007 by judy
cuz your fat !!!!and cant get over people like small bellies

Thanks for the laugh Tucson Don

first of all on the "i'd kill my husband" comment,maybe you need to work on your insecurity a little bit. If you are that upset,you obviously don't trust any man and a marriage without trust is NEVER going to last. As far as sex and love not coming in a neat little package,good food,sex or love is always a little sloppy. I just say good luck to anyone famous or not who gets married in todays messed up world.

What's up with the white gowns?? Isn't this the same chick who had some out of wedlock kid and couldn't quite recall who de baby daddy was??

I doubt she'd "kill her husband". It just seems like an off-hand comment that people are taking seriously. What's wrong with wanting to be the most important, most beautiful woman around on your wedding day? Isn't that where the ugly bridesmaid dress theory came from? (=brides pick ugly dresses for their bridesmaids so that they, the brides, look even lovelier by comparison)
In a society when women are told that a wedding is the most important day, the pinnacle of their existence (sickening, but fortunately dying out little by little), what's wrong with actually wanting it to be a good day. We raise little girls to yearn for their princess wedding, and then call them selfish and insecure for wanting their dream, the dream that society has given them, to come true.

I doubt she'd "kill her husband". It just seems like an off-hand comment that people are taking seriously. What's wrong with wanting to be the most important, most beautiful woman around on your wedding day? Isn't that where the ugly bridesmaid dress theory came from? (=brides pick ugly dresses for their bridesmaids so that they, the brides, look even lovelier by comparison)
In a society when women are told that a wedding is the most important day, the pinnacle of their existence (sickening, but fortunately dying out little by little), what's wrong with actually wanting it to be a good day. We raise little girls to yearn for their princess wedding, and then call them selfish and insecure for wanting their dream, the dream that society has given them, to come true.

I agree that the photo is beautiful. I wish my wedding day had been as much fun as this looks in the photo. We are so uptight in America, so hung up on doing things the 'proper'way. We really don't know that it is possible to have fun if we would just relax and go with the flow.

Elizabeth Hurley and Arun Nayar look happy together! Elizabeth looked pretty in her wedding dresses, while Arun loooked handsome! Congrats to the two on their wedding and many years together!! And hopefully, they have a baby?

If they (Elizabeth and Arun have a baby), it'll bring even more happiness!!!!

Everybody else looked great in what they were wearing!!

British and Indian Ceremonies must be nice, but not as nice as Indian!!!!

Anyone want to take bets on the 'life expectancy' of this marriage?