The much-anticipated marriage ceremony of actor Parineeti Chopra and AAP chief Raghav Chadha is simply across the nook. The marriage ceremony preparations are in full swing. On Wednesday, an image of the couple’s reception invite went viral on social media.

The reception invite includes a rose-gold colored motif design on a white background with the small print of be groom and bride’s household and placement. The card learn, “Alka & Sunil Chadha invite you for the reception lunch of their son Raghav And  Parineeti, daughter of Reena & Pawan Chopra on 30th September 2023. TAJ Chandigarh.”

A reception will happen in Taj Chandigarh on September 30. Recently, Parineeti and Raghav have been noticed providing prayers on the Mahakaleshwar Temple in Ujjain.

Earlier the duo visited Golden Temple in Amritsar. The duo exchanged rings on May 13 at Kapurthala home in New Delhi within the presence of their family members.

The star-studded ceremony was attended by a number of politicians together with Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal, Punjab CM Bhagwant Mann, former finance minister P Chidambaram, and Shiv Sena chief Aaditya Thackeray. Before their engagement, each Raghav and Parineeti had stored mum about their relationship. Parineeti and Raghav reportedly knew one another for a number of years earlier than they started courting.

The couple was just lately noticed scouting for areas for weddings in Udaipur, hinting that they’ll comply with in her cousin Priyanka Chopra and Nick Jonas’ footsteps and tie the knot in a lavish marriage ceremony in Rajasthan. Reportedly, the couple will tie the knot in Rajasthan. Wedding festivities will happen on September 23 and 24, as per a number of reviews.

Meanwhile, on the work entrance, Parineeti will probably be seen sharing display screen area with Diljit Dosanjh in ‘Chamkila’. Helmed by Imtiaz Ali, the movie revolves round two fashionable Punjabi singers Amarjot Kaur and Amar Singh Chamkila. The movie will stream on the OTT platform Netflix. (ANI)

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