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Bollywood actors Rakul Preet Singh and Jackky Bhagnani are all set to tie the knot in a lavish ceremony at the ITC Grand in south Goa on February 21. The couple's wedding festivities will kick off with pre-wedding ceremonies starting from February 19, followed by the wedding on February 21. The guest list for the destination wedding has been kept limited to close friends and family.
The choice of the ITC Grand Goa as their wedding venue reflects the couple's taste for elegance and opulence. The luxurious property, set against the backdrop of the serene landscapes of Goa, provides the perfect setting for a dreamy and intimate celebration.
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The wedding will be a three-day affair, with a focus on eco-friendly practices. The couple has decided not to send physical invites and has also pledged to refrain from bursting crackers during the celebrations. Additionally, they have enlisted experts to measure the carbon footprint generated by the wedding ceremonies and plan to plant trees to offset it.
The couple's decision to change their wedding destination from abroad to India came after Prime Minister Narendra Modi's call to promote Indian destinations for weddings and vacations. Despite initially planning a wedding abroad for six months, Rakul and Jackky chose Goa as their wedding destination due to its sentimental value.
As the preparations for their wedding are underway, the couple's wedding invitations, obtained by Pinkvilla, reveal details of the beachside ceremony. The invites feature vibrant floral designs and scenic beach setups, giving a glimpse of the romantic and picturesque affair that awaits.
Rakul Preet Singh and Jackky Bhagnani's wedding is not just a celebration of their love but also a reflection of their commitment to sustainable and eco-friendly practices, setting an example for a thoughtful and meaningful celebration.
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