Parineeti Chopra & Raghav Chadha To Tie The Knot On THIS Date; Here’s Everything To Know About Grand Wedding

It hasn't been long since Parineeti Chopra and Raghav Chadha made headlines after making their relationship official. The couple got rokafied in a grand ceremony in the national capital wherein they exchanged rings in the presence of their respective families, close friends and renowned politicians.

Parineeti and Raghav got engaged after dating each other for a while and ever since then the couple doesn't miss out on a chance to paint the town red with their mushy romance. From sharing adorable pics from their engagement to hustling between Delhi and Mumbai to spend time together, Parineeti and Raghav are sheer couple goals.

And while there have been speculations about their grand wedding, the date for this much awaited wedding is out now. According to a report published in the Times of India, Parineeti Chopra and Raghav Chadha will be tying the knot on September 25. It will be a grand destination wedding which will reportedly take place in Rajasthan followed by a wedding reception in Gurugram.

The media reports also suggested that Parineeti will begin the preparations in September first week. "It will be a grand wedding. Parineeti is extremely tight-lipped about the festivities that will be held by the families. Her team has already started working out the details and her dates. She will plunge into her wedding prep in the first week of September," a source was quoted saying.

Earlier, post her engagement, Parineeti revealed how a breakfast together led her to the man of her dreams. "When you know, you know. One breakfast together and I knew - I had met the one. The most wonderful man whose quiet strength would be calming, peaceful and inspiring. His support, humour, wit and friendship are pure joy. He is my home".

Talking about the work front, Parineeti will be seen in Akshay Kumar's much anticipated release The Great Indian Rescue which is a survival thriller and is based on the Raniganj Coalfields collapse in 1989 in West Bengal wherein 64 miners were trapped in the coal mines