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Pretty Little Thing's founder Umar Kamani married Nada Kamani in a jaw-droppingly beautiful al fresco ceremony on Friday - and the guestlist doesn't get much more star-studded.
The fashion brand CEO, 36, and his bride Nada, 31, tied the knot with a glamorous multicultural wedding at the iconic Hotel du Cap-Eden-Roc in the South of France - after a fairytale proposal in August 2021.
The ceremony took place at the Grand Allée in the lavish hotel and was certainly one for the books as it hosted a variety of celebrity guests and featured musical performances from Mariah Carey and Andrea Bocelli.
The day of celebrations brought together their celeb pals, from supermodel Naomi Campbell to actor Tessa Thompson, comedian Russell Peters, singer Christina Milian, Arabia editor-in-chief Manuel Arnaut, and Red Sea Film Festival Foundation CEO Mohammed Al Turki.
Nada looked radiant in a custom Maria Grazia Chiuri-designed Dior gown which boasted an impressive train and simple capped sleeves.
Pretty Little Thing's founder Umar Kamani married Nada Kamani in a jaw-droppingly beautiful al fresco ceremony on Friday - and the guestlist doesn't get much more star-studded (pictured at their engagement)
Umar looked incredibly dapper as he waited under a seaside gazebo in a classic Tom Ford tuxedo.
Andrea Bocelli also added to the romantic ambience as he performed one of his greatest songs 'The Prayer' for Nada's walk down the aisle as a full orchestra joined him.
In an exclusive interview with Vogue Arabia, the newlyweds revealed that their first meeting at the altar was among the most special of the weekend.
Nada shared: 'It’s something every little girl dreams about, but to do it in such style, in such beautiful surroundings – and of course to the man of my dreams! – was really a fairytale.'
Umar added: 'What can I say? I was speechless when I saw Nada in that dress. It was the most emotional moment.'
The newlywed couple hired event planners Banana Split to bring their dream venue to life, fusing a western style white wedding, and an Indian wedding.
The ceremony took place at the Grand Allée in the lavish hotel and was certainly one for the books as it hosted a variety of celebrity guests and Andrea Bocelli performed one of his greatest songs 'The Prayer' for Nada's walk down the aisle
The couple also hosted an elegant old-fashioned black-tie dinner before inviting their guests to join them at an afterparty, which included a special surprise performance from music icon Mariah Carey
The outdoor ceremony took place in the ground of the Grand Allée, with a white rose adorned aisle and altar
The couple also hosted an elegant old-fashioned black-tie dinner before inviting their guests to join them at an afterparty, which included a special surprise performance from music icon Mariah Carey.
The fantasy singer, 55, looked nothing short of sensational as she cut an elegant figure in a semi-sheer gown.
During the performance, the singer had all of the guests on their feet as she sang her heart out to some of her biggest hits.
Meanwhile, supermodel Naomi Campbell, 53, stunned in a pale peach corset gown which boasted an off-the-shoulder design, sheer sleeves, and an embellished skirt.
Joining her at the lavish ceremony was Saudi Arabian film producer Mohammed Al Turki, 37, who cut a dapper figure in a black tuxedo.
Former footballer Rio Ferdinand, 45, and his wife Kate, 32, were also dressed to the nines for the special
