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Elizabeth Hurley: Arun Nayar
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British actress Elizabeth Hurley, left, and her new husband Arun Nayar arrive for a private dinner in Mumbai, India, Monday, March 5, 2007. The Hindustan Times newspaper reported that 60 friends and relatives traveling with Hurley and Nayar from Britain attended a private dinner in downtown Mumbai, while some guests were taken on a yacht ride around Mumbai, India's financial hub. The couple arrived in Mumbai early Monday to begin six days of wedding celebrations, which will end with a ceremony at a lavish palace in western Jodhpur town.
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Elizabeth Hurley and her Indian fiance Arun Nayer have tied the knot at a castle in England, but the real celebration is yet to begin. The couple leaves for India on Sunday to celebrate their wedding Indian style, complete with horse rides and star studded Bollywood dance numbers. The wedding celebrations will last six days, and culminate in the mother of all weddings on Friday, March 9th.
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Elizabeth Hurley and Kelly Osbourne were out in black and white last night for a Grey Goose and Elton John AIDS Foundation party in London. Very different types of glamor between these two — Elizabeth more sexed up in white while Kelly's black look is more severe. Elizabeth was solo for the night without her newlywed husband Arun.
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Elizabeth Hurley and businessman boyfriend Arun Nayar were married Friday in a private civil ceremony at Sudeley Castle in Winchcombe, 125 miles west of London. The couple planned to hold a blessing and party at the castle later today among…
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Actress Elizabeth Hurley and Indian businessman Arun Nayar wed twice over the weekend. The newlyweds had a private civil ceremony on Friday, then a religious service the next day, both at Sudeley Castle in England.
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BRITISH model, actor and beachwear designer Elizabeth Hurley will marry Indian businessman Arun Nayar next February, The Observer has reported. The wedding, to be held at the exclusive 18th century Devi Garh Palace in Rajasthan, is expected to involve camels and elephants, lavish feasts and an exchange of vows at a specially constructed mandap (flower-bedecked platform).
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