New Delhi: The much-anticipated wedding of Bollywood actress Parineeti Chopra and Raghav Chadha is just around the corner, scheduled for September 24 in the picturesque city of Udaipur.
Ahead of the grand event, the couple’s pre-wedding rituals kicked off in the National Capital on September 19, featuring the mehendi ceremony and other customary celebrations. Notably, a photograph from the ardaas ceremony, shared on Parineeti Chopra’s fan page, has gained traction on social media. In the image, the couple is seen in a moment of reverence, with their heads bowed and hands joined in prayer. This heartwarming photograph appears to capture a deeply spiritual aspect of their pre-wedding festivities.
A few eagle-eyed fans also noticed that Parineeti’s hands were adorned with intricate henna designs, a cherished tradition during Indian weddings. It is speculated that these photos were taken after Parineeti’s mehendi ceremony. The couple was seen twinning in soft pink ethnic attire, radiating elegance during their pre-wedding rituals.
While these glimpses into their pre-wedding celebrations have delighted fans, the couple has yet to officially share pictures from these joyous occasions.
Key Details about the Upcoming Wedding
1. Wedding Date: Parineeti Chopra and Raghav Chadha are set to exchange vows on September 24.
2. Engagement: The couple had previously announced their engagement on May 13 earlier this year.
3. Wedding Venue: The wedding is planned to take place in the presence of close friends and family amidst the stunning backdrop of Udaipur.
The mehendi ceremony, a vibrant and joyous pre-wedding event, was hosted at Raghav Chadha’s residence in New Delhi. The venue was illuminated to reflect the festive spirit of the occasion. The ceremony was attended by relatives and well-wishers from both the bride’s and groom’s families.
The festivities will commence on September 23 with a brunch, followed by a nostalgic 90’s theme dance party and Parineeti’s choora ceremony. September 24 is the wedding day itself. The schedule includes Raghav’s sehrabandi (the groom’s turban tying ceremony), the baraat (the groom’s procession to the wedding venue), jailmala (the exchange of garlands), and vidai (the bride’s farewell). The day will culminate with a grand reception.
In addition to the Udaipur celebrations, the couple plans to host another reception in Chandigarh on September 30, further extending the festivities surrounding their special day.
