Parineeti-Raghav
Parineeti Chopra and Raghav Chadha to tie the knot later this month, reception invite goes viral
Mumbai/IBNS: The year's most anticipated wedding of Parineeti Chopra and Raghav Chadha is all set to happen later this month, according to reports.
Amidst multiple reports circulating in the social media about their wedding venue and dates, a wedding reception invite has been doing the rounds on the Internet which claims the couple will host a reception in Chandigarh on September 30.
The invite has been sent from Raghav's family. The white card has golden motifs on its border and it looks simple yet classy. An official announcement is still awaited.
Meanwhile, the wedding and all pre-wedding festivities will take place in Udaipur's Leela Palace.
According to a Hindustan Times report, the festivities will begin on Sept 17 and conclude on Sept 24, which is being speculated as the wedding date.
"Only close family members and friends will be staying there (Leela Palace). For the other guests, all luxury properties in and around the wedding venue have been booked. It's going to be a grand Punjabi wedding. The celebration will end on September 24," HT quoted the source as saying.
As per reports, high-security arrangements will also be in place as a lot of politicians will be attending the wedding.
Meanwhile, an India Today report stated, "The wedding rituals will take place on September 23 and 24 at the Leela Palace and The Oberoi Udaivilas."
Arrangements to accommodate over 200 guests and more than 50 VVIP guests have been made, the report stated.
Parineeti Chopra and Raghav Chadha got engaged in the presence of family members and friends in May in Delhi's Kapurthala House.
Their dating rumours started doing the rounds after they were pictured at a Mumbai eatery together earlier this year.
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