Inside Pakistani cricketer Hassan Ali's grand Dubai wedding

Wednesday, 21 August 2019 14:19

Celebrated Pakistani fast bowler Hassan Ali married Dubai-based Indian expat Shamia Arzoo in a glamorous ceremony in Dubai.

Social media has been inundated with photos and videos from the intimate ceremony that took place at the Atlantis on Tuesday.

According to reports, only about 30 close family members and friends were part of the wedding party.

Pakistani wedding photographers Da Artist Photo shared images of the nikkah on their official social media channels.

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The bride wore a stunning, traditional red lehenga, while Hasan wore a black-and-grey sherwani.

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Arzoo, apparently, used to work as an air hostess and met Ali through friends.

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A reception is being planned in Pakistan soon.

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