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5 interesting facts of Priyanka Chopra’s bridal shower

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By Eastern EyeNov 02, 2018
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ON 29 October, Priyanka's two best girlfriends Mubina Rattonsey and Anjula Acharia threw her a bridal shower at The Blue Box Cafe of Tiffany & Co on Fifth Avenue in New York City.

The bride-to-be wore a gown by Marchesa for the bridal shower, along with a pair of nude Christian Louboutin heels and a Jimmy Choo clutch.

Makeup artist Yumi Mori did her makeup, and Bok Hee styled her hair in loose waves.

Alone with Priyanka and Nick's mothers, Sonali Bandre and Neetu Kapoor were there to share Priyanka's happy moment.

Guests were given goodie bags, which included monogrammed passport cases, mini cakes shaped like the iconic Tiffany box and champagne.

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