Manish Malhotra shares a emotional post for newlyweds Varun Dhawan and Natasha Dalal

After attendinng, Varun Dhawan and Natasha Dalal's intimate wedding in Alibaug designer Manish Malhotra, who is also very close to the actor and his family, has taken to his Instagram handle to share a heartfelt post. Manish who designed, Varun's attire wrote, “Dearest Natasha and Varun many congratulations wish you’ll happiness and abundance of laughter together my dear Varun from attending Lalli and Davidji’s wedding, to seeing you growing up and then styling you in your first film, to seeing you become such an accomplished actor and now dressing you as a groom and being there at your lovely and intimate wedding was a warm and emotional experience... the way you’ll looked at each other at the varmala was a very beautiful and heartfelt moment lots of love and blessings always.

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Varun Dhawan and his longtime girlfriend Natasha Dalal got married in Alibaug on Sunday in the presence of their closest friends and family members. Despite the media glare surrounding the couple, they managed to ensure that the wedding remained private. Manish was part of the groom squad with Karan Johar and Kunal Kohli.  The guest list at Varun and Natasha’s wedding was limited to around 40-50 names, keeping the Covid-19 protocols in mind. It was being said that a strict no-phone policy was imposed at the wedding and security was tightened to ensure that there are no leaks. Varun and Natasha did not disappoint the media, however, and posed for pictures outside their wedding venue - The Mansion House - once their ceremony was over. Varun also shared pictures on his Instagram page. “Life long love just became official,” he wrote, posting photos with Natasha from the wedding. His parents, David Dhawan and Laali Dhawan, could be seen in the background. Varun, who went to school with Natasha, has known her since the sixth grade. On Kareena Kapoor Khan’s radio show What Women Want, he said that when he saw her for the first time in the cafetaria, ‘he felt like he fell in love with her’.