Elizabeth Hurley | Page 12 | the Fashion Spot

Elizabeth Hurley

LizHurleyBFT_468x551.jpg
2LizHurleyBFT_468x352.jpg


Liz Hurley is starry eyed on her way to her Indian wedding!
Credit:TPF!
 
Last edited by a moderator:
Pictures of Liz Hurley on her weddingday. I :heart: the clothes, she's looking
so beautiful and her son looks so good in indian clothes :D
If anyone has more pics, please do post!
[mua.com]
 

Attachments

  • liz.jpg
    liz.jpg
    129.5 KB · Views: 67
  • liz2.jpg
    liz2.jpg
    150.6 KB · Views: 91
She looks absolutely breathtaking as an Indian bride. I think she looks better in these pictures that on her wedding day in England.

Thanks so much for spoting Emil and Goldenbutterfly
 
Wow, she looks gorgeous in that Indian dress! I like it better than her dress from the England wedding I think.
That girl behind her, in the yellow dress, who is she? She looks super familiar.
 
christina126 said:
Wow, she looks gorgeous in that Indian dress! I like it better than her dress from the England wedding I think.
That girl behind her, in the yellow dress, who is she? She looks super familiar.

Trinny from What not to wear, i believe.
 
Elizabeth Hurley @ Elton John's 60th Birthday Party in NYC, March 24


celebutopia.net
 
Elizabeth Hurley arrives at Elton John's 60th Birthday Concert, March 25


With Arun
celebutopia.net
 
032607hurley400x400ee1.jpg

Elizabeth Hurley and Arun Nayer

Elizabeth Hurley and Arun Nayer were among the guests at the private portion of Elton's landmark birthday weekend. The newlyweds joined Liv Tyler, Anne Hathaway, Jon Bon Jovi, Kiefer Sutherland and a few hundred more friends for a black tie celebration at Manhattan's gothic Cathedral of St. John the Divine.
instyle.com
 
HONEYMOON IS OVER

After tying the knot with Arun Nayar several times last month, newlywed Elizabeth Hurley returns to her native England on Tuesday accompanied by son Damian (who turns 5 on April 4). People.com

liz_hurley.jpg
 
I know it has been oft repeated but, WOW he is the spitting image of his father. Whom, no doubt regreds certain setiments expressed indicating that wasn't the case.
 
Father-in-law 'humiliated' by lavish Hurley wedding
captsgenac0608040701554ka7.jpg


LONDON (AFP) - The Indian father-in-law of British actress Elizabeth Hurley said in an interview Sunday that he had cut ties with his son, Arun Nayer, amid anger over their lavish wedding.

Vinod Nayer told the Sunday Mirror from Mumbai that he and his wife Joanne felt "publicly humiliated" and treated "like social outcasts" at the event, which took place in Britain and India last month.

"Liz and Arun have treated us very shabbily. My heart is heavy with pain," the newspaper quoted him as saying.

Nayer senior, a textile magnate, claims that the couple seemed to disrespect Indian relatives and did not act with consideration towards him and his wife.
"We were pushed into the background like poor relations. This has broken my heart," the 66-year-old added.

Guests at the wedding celebrations included singer Sir Elton John and supermodel Elle Macpherson.

"I have decided to cut all ties with my sons...I feel that Liz and Arun behaved shamefully and placed more importance on showing off than their own family," Nayer senior added.

He said that he had not spoken to his son since the wedding and had sent him a letter accusing him of having "disregarded me like one of your office boys."

"You have shown disrespect to me and my family, plus my dear friends who have been with me since your birth," the letter reportedly said.

news.yahoo.com
 
On Yahoo! they said she could face three years in an Indian jail for that? Is that possible? Poor Liz and Arun.
 
The honeymoon's over for Liz after clash with in-laws
hurleydm0804468x294sy3.jpg


As a new bride she should be picking the confetti from her hair while wearing a honeymoon glow.


But Liz Hurley is instead going "ballistic" after an extraordinary outburst from her in-laws.
She is said to be bewildered yet furious after hearing the criticisms made at the weekend by her husband Arun’s father, Vinod Nayar. Accusing the model of "blatant and cynical commercialism", he publicly disowned the newlyweds.

Miss Hurley, 41, who was paid £2 million by Hello! magazine for her wedding pictures, has apparently responded in kind.

She has offered to reimburse the family for a cancelled £30,000 post-wedding party and any other expenses they incurred, a source close to her said. But she then wants nothing more to do with Vinod, 66, or his wife Joanna.

Last night a spokesman for Miss Hurley was unavailable for comment. But the source said: "Liz was furious and went absolutely ballistic when she found out what Arun’s family had been saying about her.
"She feels that what was the happiest day of her life has been tarnished and doesn’t understand how after everything she has done for them -raising their social standing in India through the roof, for example - they could do this.

"But quite frankly she is also a little bewildered by all of this and was totally unaware about the extent of their grievances. Liz feels she made every effort to be a part of their extended family and fit in.
"She doesn’t think that they have taken into consideration how much planning went into the wedding celebrations - she was under a lot of pressure and was very, very stressed, and perhaps they misinterpreted this for rudeness.

"Now, Liz has even offered to reimburse the Nayars if they feel they’re out of pocket and hopes that this will be the end of the matter.

"Yet as far as she is concerned, that is it - she never wants to see Arun’s father or step-mother again."
It is understood, meanwhile, that a letter written by Vinod to his son, informing him that he wished to "cut all ties", is still awaiting response.

Speaking alongside his second wife, Joanne, in the Mail on Sunday, the retired businessman claimed they were made to feel like ‘second-class citizens’ at the couple’s English wedding, at Sudeley Castle in Gloucestershire, and their Hindu blessing at the Meherangarh Fort in Rajasthan last month.
Vinod says that he was snubbed by Miss Hurley throughout the week-long celebrations.

Contrary to Indian custom, he was barred from the wedding platform during the Hindu fire ceremony in which the head of the family is supposed to officially welcome the bride into the family.
When he tried to access the platform, he was apparently confronted by his youngest son Nikhil and a bout of "pushing and shoving" ensued. He was then bundled away.

It has also emerged that the couple offended Indian relatives after issuing guests with a bizarre set of do’s and don’ts, advising them to "bring bacterial wipes and not give money to beggars".
He also revealed that a £35,000 ruby and diamond necklace which he and his wife had had commissioned for Miss Hurley to wear in the Indian ceremony was snubbed.

Similarly, they felt obliged to cancel a £30,000 post-wedding party that they had arranged in honour of the newlyweds after falling out with Miss Hurley and Arun, 41.

Talking about the Rajasthan ceremony, he said: "I think this elaborate Indian event was Elizabeth’s theatrical dream. It was certainly not a serious attempt to honour our customs.

"In the end it was just nonsense. The magazine wanted a great show, so they could justify the big fee they were charged. I think it was blatant and cynical commercialism."

He accused his daughter-in-law of being fame-hungry and "desperate", adding: "I once thought Liz was a lovely, unspoiled woman, but now I see that she is a very hard person.

"It was important for her to get celebrity faces there. That’s what the Hello! deal was about. She was fulfilling her contractual obligation. "I never realised how desperate she is for fame and attention. My wife and I were publicly humiliated and treated like social outcasts for the sake of a £2 million magazine deal."
 

Users who are viewing this thread

Back
Top