After Cannes, Alia Bhatt Crashes Her Friend’s Fairytale Wedding In Spain

Fresh off her dazzling Cannes debut, Bollywood star Alia Bhatt jetted to Spain this week to celebrate her close friend’s wedding.

Alia Bhatt brings Bollywood glam to Spain for friend’s wedding.

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New Delhi: Stunning in a multi-colored lehenga and with an infectious energy, Bollywood actress Alia Bhatt recently brought a dash of colourful elegance to a friend's wedding party in Spain. The star, fresh from her dazzling Cannes appearance, was seen embracing the festive spirit alongside her close friends, including actor Akansha Ranjan Kapoor.

Alia, who is famous for her tight-knit female gang, brought her usual charisma and flair to the wedding event in Spain, proving once again that she never misses a chance to party with her friends.

The ceremony took place outside at a setting exquisitely decked with vibrant textiles and flower arrangements. Tanya and David, the bride and groom, wore matching peach and golden outfits. Alia and her pals stand by their side as the happy couple sit in the middle of the vibrant backdrop in a video that went viral on X (previously Twitter).

The pair was showered with flower petals in the video, and Alia's contagious smile and playfulness were visible. She wore a bandana knotted around her head and trendy black sunglasses to accent her rainbow lehenga, a perfect example of how to mix tradition with modernity. 

Check out the video here:

Alia Bhatt at her friend's wedding 📸 pic.twitter.com/hvI5Vu5wBQ

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Alia Bhatt's Cannes Debut

At the 2025 Cannes Film Festival, Alia Bhatt had a stunning debut, attracting attention with two particularly noteworthy red carpet scenes. She wore an airy, nude Schiaparelli gown from the Spring 2025 couture line for her debut appearance.  Even more revolutionary was her final appearance, which included a stunning blend of couture and heritage, dressed by Rhea Kapoor. Alia's reputation as a real red carpet chameleon was cemented by the outfit, which was apparently Gucci's first-ever version of the Indian saree. It exquisitely combined global fashion with local tradition.