Katrina
Kaif
and
Vicky
Kaushal
have
been
grabbing
several
eyeballs
for
their
rumoured
wedding
that
is
reportedly
scheduled
to
take
place
in
December
next
month.
Even
though
Katrina
has
denied
the
marriage
rumours,
the
news
of
wedding
bells
ringing
for
them
is
refusing
to
die
down.
Now,
the
latest
buzz
suggests
that
Vicky
and
Katrina
have
decided
not
to
send
the
wedding
invitations
to
their
guests
immediately
and
the
reason
behind
the
same
has
also
been
out.
A
source
close
to
Katrina
Kaif
revealed
to
India
Today
that
the
actress
is
extremely
upset
about
the
news
of
her
special
day
being
out
in
the
public
glare
from
beforehand
so
thus
no
calls
or
invitations
have
been
sent
out
to
the
guests.
The
report
further
added
that
the
Mere
Brother
Ki
Dulhan
actress
has
always
been
very
reserved
about
her
personal
life
and
so
the
news
of
her
marriage
being
leaked
to
the
public
before
she
could
announce
the
same
officially
has
made
her
upset.
The
news
report
quoted
the
source
to
say,
"They
are
playing
it
very
causal
and
keeping
it
hush-hush.
Katrina
just
smiles
or
acts
like
she
doesn't
know
what
you
are
talking
about
when
asked
about
the
wedding.
No
date
has
been
given
by
either
of
them
yet.
There
is
no
information
on
the
venue
as
well.
It
won't
come
as
a
surprise
if
they
decide
to
ditch
the
venue
last
minute
and
choose
another
place.
The
details
of
the
venue
leaking
in
the
media
have
definitely
caused
them
concern."
The
source
also
said
that
everyone
will
come
to
know
about
the
wedding
when
Vicky
Kaushal
and
Katrina
Kaif
go
on
to
announce
it
officially.
There
were
earlier
news
reports
doing
the
rounds
on
how
the
Uri:
The
Surgical
Strike
actor
had
proposed
to
Katrina
in
a
mushy
and
romantic
manner.
The
reports
stated
that
the
actor
gave
Katrina
a
box
full
of
chocolate
brownies.
On
opening
it,
the
Tiger
Zinda
Hai
actress
found
a
ring
and
a
note
inside
the
box
wherein
the
note
had
the
words
'Will
you
marry
me?'
written
on
it.
According
to
other
reports,
the
wedding
venue
for
the
rumoured
couple
is
Rajasthan
and
they
have
chosen
to
wear
Sabyasachi's
creations
as
their
wedding
attire.