Priyanka Chopra and Nick Jonas’s lavish, five-day wedding spectacular is now offering up an infinite amount of inspiration. Following the couple’s weeklong wedding festivities, even more details are slowly making its debut, ranging from the florals all the way to the massive cake.
Chopra and Jonas worked with a calligrapher called The Bombay Lettering Company for their handmade palace cards. “The ‘write’ way to end 2018,” the force behind the brand wrote in a since-deleted post on Instagram. “I’m so grateful that I could play a tiny role in the most magnificent wedding of the year. Priyanka Chopra and Nick Jonas, you two looked so magical together and it was an absolute pleasure to be your Wedding Calligrapher. Here are the cards for the Western wedding sit down dinner. More images coming soon.”
The calligraphy company did beautiful work for all 225 guests, including the settings for Joe Jonas, his fiancée Sophie Turner, and other members of the family.
Another big reception moment, the cake cutting, was also shared by the groom this weekend. “One week ago today,” Jonas expressed alongside a video of the pair using a sword—yes, an actual sword—to slice into their massive, seven-tier wedding cake.
While certain elements of the couple’s wedding were incredibly lavish and aspirational, the pair implemented numerous sentimental touches into the details. For example, the bride chose a simple bouquet comprised of tuberoses since these specific flowers held special meaning to the bride and her mother.
According to Chopra’s florist, also her favorite go-to pro in New York City, Jenya Tsybulskyi of Jenya Flowers, the tuberoses were sourced from a flower market in Mumbai. She completed the touches with a mix of roses, Nerine lilies, white peonies, ranunculus, and blooming, fragrant jasmine all from the garden of Umaid Bhawan Palace.
The florist told People that the Quantico actress requested “something elegant, romantic, delicate, and contemporary yet timeless. So I worked with a highly fragrant mix.”
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