[PHOTOS] Priyanka Chopra And Nick Jonas' Lavish 5-Day Wedding Is A Fairy Tale Come True

The pair first met in February 2017 at Vanity Fair's Oscar Party, and subsequently sparked dating rumours when they appeared together at the Met Gala later that year. 

However, it wasn't until May 2018 that the pair appeared to confirm their relationship on Instagram. Two months later, Nick popped the question and the couple confirmed their engagement following a roka ceremony in August.

Considered one of the largest private residences in the world, the grand palace houses a five-star hotel with 347 rooms. It's probably the closest you'll ever get to living like royalty! 

Priyanka wore an organdy sherwani designed by Indian design house Khosla Jani. The coatdress is made up of 48 panels with intricate silk detailing, with two organza-layered drapes to complete the colourful look. 

The groom-to-be donned a long, cotton Bakhiya kurta by the same designer adorned with subtle embroidery design. 

The Western ceremony - which took place first on 1 December - was held at the palace's massive lawn, with the groom's pastor father officiating the service. 

Highlighted with floral and scroll motifs, the gown's embroidery and beads are entirely stitched by hand. Sewn into the dress is a piece of Priyanka's now mother-in-law's own wedding dress, while the embroidery incorporated eight special messages: "Nicholas Jerry Jonas" (her husband’s full name), "1st December 2018" (their wedding date), "Madhu & Ashok" (her parents’ names, the latter whom died of cancert in 2013), "Om Namah Shivay" (a Hindu mantra invoking Lord Shiva), "Family", "Hope", "Compassion", and "Love".

The groom as well as the bridesmaids and groomsmen also wore Ralph Lauren.

On that note, there's a pretty sweet story involving the renowned designer's "accidental" role in bringing the couple together: 

Though the pair had already met a few months back, they only got to have a proper sit-down over drinks in May 2017, where Ralph Lauren invited both as guests at the Met Gala. It's poetically fitting that the designer ended up dressing the newlyweds, especially since he had only made three wedding dresses in his 50-year career - for his daughter, daughter-in-law, and niece. 

Priyanka wore a red lehenga, while the groom wore a sherwani and turban, both designed by Indian fashion designer Sabyasachi.