Nick Jonas Poses with Wife Priyanka Chopra and Jokes 'Walking into Wedding Reception 100047'

The couple said their "I dos" in December, and have been celebrating ever since

Nick Jonas has a good sense of humor about his ongoing wedding celebrations.

The singer, 26, poked fun at himself on Instagram Friday morning, while sharing a photo taken with wife Priyanka Chopra, 36, as they posed in black tie attire. “Walking into wedding reception 100047 like…” Jonas wrote in the image caption.

In fact, Jonas and Chopra were attending the Learning Lab Ventures 2019 Gala Presented by Farfetch at the Beverly Hilton Hotel in Los Angeles, which was thrown by Armie Hammer and Elizabeth Chambers.

Jonas wore a classic black tuxedo with a white shirt and black bow tie. Chopra, with her arm around Jonas, looked glamorous in a sleeveless black gown designed with sheer panels, lace, and colorful diagonal striped panels. She carried a small black clutch.

“Haha just kidding,” Jonas said. “So happy to celebrate our friends @armiehammer and @elizabethchambers and the amazing work they have done with @learninglabventures.”

Inside the star-studded event — which was also attended by Kate Bosworth, Rosanna Arquette, Curtis Stone, and Lindsay Price — Chopra took the podium to say a few words.

She was also photographed snuggling up to Jonas while watching the gala, placing her head on his shoulders.

Learning Lab Ventures have hosted their annual event for the past eight years. Gathering over 300 influential philanthropists, artists, investors, celebrities and executives to attend, the evening “raises funds and resources to help thousands of vulnerable children in some of Los Angeles’ most challenged communities,” according to its website.

Nick Jonas and Priyanka Chopra. Stefanie Keenan/Getty Images for LLV

Jonas and Chopra officially became man and wife on Dec. 1, holding a Western wedding at the Umaid Bhawan Palace in Jodhpur. The next day, they wed again in an Indian ceremony at the palace.

Before the wedding, the duo held a colorful Mehendi ceremony, where they both had elaborate henna designs applied to their hands, and celebrated with a Sangeet, an over-the-top party with performances in honor of the couple.

After the two ceremonies, they celebrated with their first reception in Delhi, where Chopra wore a traditional long, embroidered skirt with a matching long-sleeved cropped blouse — draped with a dupatta shawl.

They later returned to Mumbai for a second reception thrown by Chopra’s mother, Madhu Chopra.

Priyanka Chopra and Nick Jonas at their wedding reception in Mumbai, India in December. DIVYAKANT SOLANKI/EPA-EFE/Shutterstock

And if that weren’t enough, the newlyweds toasted their nuptials at a party in North Carolina on Sunday among friends and family in the town of Belmont — where the singer’s father, Kevin Jonas, Sr., grew up and the family owns a restaurant, Nellie’s Southern Kitchen.

Chopra beamed in a white strapless dress with appliqué detail, while her husband went casual in a green shirt and dark pants, social media posts reveal. The pair’s signature “NP” logo design, which connects the sides of their first initials, was incorporated into cocktail napkins. A sign outside the party read “Congratulations Nick and Priyanka.”

As for the entertainment, Joe Jonas, 29, rocked out onstage, performing his band DNCE’s hit “Cake by the Ocean” as his brother and new sister-in-law danced among the crowd of guests.

Priyanka Chopra and Nick Jonas at their wedding reception in New Delhi, India in December. Altaf Qadri/AP/REX/Shutterstock

Earlier this week, Chopra swung by The Ellen DeGeneres Show where she opened up about their never-ending nuptials — which DeGeneres playfully compared to “the royal wedding.”

“It was just three days!” the new Mrs. Jonas explained, defending herself. “One Indian ceremony and one western Christian ceremony, and one day of pre-rituals — which we have in the Hindu wedding. But it was not, like … usually Indian weddings are a thousand people, at least. We only had 200, which was mostly family because both of us have giant families.”

The couple’s desire to keep their nuptials “super intimate” and “just family” did appear to cause some tension between Chopra and her mother.

“For an Indian family and an Indian wedding, [it was small] for sure,” Chopra said, joking, “My mother was so upset with me the whole time. She was like, ‘I need to have another wedding for the other 150,000 people that I know! How can I not invite my jeweler? How can I not invite my hairdresser?’ So it was a whole conversation.”

“When you have 100 people in your family … my dad’s side, my mom’s side, they have brothers, sisters, cousins, kids, it’s like a whole thing,” Chopra added.