Allu Sirish Marries Nayanika in Hyderabad, Bride Stuns in Kanjivaram, Heirloom Jewels

Photographs that circulated online captured a traditional Telugu wedding that read like a family celebration and a style moment: Allu Sirish and entrepreneur Nayanika Reddy exchanged vows in Hyderabad on the evening of March 6, 2026, surrounded by relatives, film personalities and political leaders. Mid-Day noted, “Although the couple has not yet shared official photos from the ceremony, inside pictures from the event have emerged online,” and those images set the tone for a quietly lavish affair.

The bride’s look drew most of the attention. The Hindu reported, “Nayanika Reddy opted for a sophisticated bridal look in a tissue silk Kanjivaram saree in a champagne‑gold shade with mauve undertones. Her ensemble was complemented by elaborate jewellery, including a multi‑layered diamond and pink emerald necklace, a matching maang tikka, and a traditional nose ring.” Indian Express offered a different reading of color and accents, writing, “Sirish opted for a classic white silk kurta with a gold border for the occasion. Meanwhile, his bride Nayanika looked elegant in a lavender and gold silk saree, paired with a stunning diamond set featuring white and pink stones. She completed her look with diamond bangles and a maang tikka, adding a touch of traditional charm.” One headline even described her gems as “layered heirloom jewels.”

The groom’s outfit drew parallel disagreement in reporting. Multiple outlets, including Mid‑Day, The Hindu and other accounts, described Sirish in a regal ivory sherwani with intricate embroidery, paired with a pattu pancha, a gold‑bordered stole and the simple yellow thread tied to his forehead as part of the rituals. Indian Express instead reported he wore a white silk kurta with a gold border. Those contrasting descriptions have yet to be reconciled with official photographs or stylist confirmation.

The ceremony blended ritual and spectacle. Indian Express detailed a sequence of Telugu wedding functions that preceded the main event — a January 31 pre‑wedding in Dubai, Pasupu and Pelli Koduku ceremonies, and a pre‑wedding reception — before the larger Hyderabad celebration with floral installations, intricate lighting and traditional decor updated with a contemporary aesthetic. The event reunited the Allu‑Konidela family and drew prominent faces: Allu Arjun was present, Chiranjeevi attended, Ram Charan congratulated the newlyweds on his Instagram handle and Telangana Chief Minister Revanth Reddy shared glimpses from the celebration while extending his blessings.

Beyond the sartorial notes and guest list, the date had family resonance: Mid‑Day and other reports pointed out that March 6 is the same date Allu Arjun married Sneha Reddy in 2011. For now the visual record is shaped by leaked inside photos and social posts, and specifics about fabrics, gemstone provenance and designer credits remain to be confirmed by the couple’s representatives. Whatever is clarified next, the wedding has cemented March 6 as another marquee date for the Allu family and delivered a textbook South Indian bridal silhouette in silk and layered jewels.