Almost Finished, This is the Concept of Atta Halilintar and Aurel Hermansyah's Wedding Dress

Kapanlagi.com - The wedding ceremony of Atta Halilintar and Aurel Hermansyah is just days away. All preparations for the happy day, which will be held on Saturday, April 3, 2020, seem to be nearing perfection.

This was revealed by the wedding dress designers Atta and Aurel, Vera. When met in the Panglima Polim area, South Jakarta, on Wednesday night, March 31, Vera said that the wedding dresses for the couple are almost complete.

"Until yesterday, the dresses were already ninety percent done," said Vera.

1. Two Cultures

Not only that, Vera also revealed how the concept of wedding attire that will be worn by Atta Halilintar and Aurel Hermansyah. She also mentioned that there will be two different outfits worn during the wedding ceremony and celebration.

"Still the same for sure, but for the wedding ceremony they will wear modern Javanese-themed wedding attire, and for the celebration I designed Minang-themed traditional attire for them," she said.

"It's called a celebration, because Atta called it a celebration, the event is complete with a cake cutting ceremony. There will be two outfit changes, for the wedding ceremony they will wear Javanese-themed attire and for the celebration they will wear Minang-themed attire. So, it truly showcases the union of two cultures," she continued.

2. Classic and Elegant Touch

However, Vera mentioned that both Atta and Aurel did not request specific touches on their wedding attire. During the wedding ceremony, the bride only wanted to look elegant with a simple and stylish dress design.

"There are no specific requests, Aurel just wants to look graceful, elegant, and classic. Not too casual, she wants a classic and elegant look, with crystal details on the dress to make it look luxurious and with a touch of bling-bling. She didn't have too many specific requests," she concluded.

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