Sidharth-Kiara Wedding Feast Menu To Include 100 Prominent Indian & International Delicacies

Sidharth Malhotra and Kiara Advani are all set to start a new chapter of their lives together. The couple will reportedly tie the knot today, February 7, at the grand Suryagarh Palace in Jaisalmer. The couple had reached the wedding venue on February 4 and were accompanied by friends and family.

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Though the couple chose not to make the wedding official, they looked pretty elated. Sidharth's brother Harshad Malhotra and mother Rimma Malhotra said they were excited to welcome the beautiful diva into their family.

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The wedding is expected to see a footfall of around 150 VVIPs from different walks of life and a tight security arrangement is done at the venue. While we are yet to get a proper glimpse of the couple and inside of the venue, media reports and social media is filled with new developments every now and then.

Now, a report in Bollywood Life, reveals the list of delicacies from the luxurious wedding. The couples' wedding menu will reportedly include a mix of Rajputana and Awadhi cuisine. As per the report, about eight kinds of churma, five kinds of baati, and other delicious local foods are being prepared. Besides, Awadhi specialties and royal Rajputana dishes are also on the list.

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A report from News18, also states that a total of 100 different cuisines from 10 countries will be served at the wedding of Sid and Kiara. The food menu features prominent international dishes which includes Mexican, Chinese, Italian and American among others. The mouth-watering Indian delicacies include Rajasthani, Punjabi, and Gujarati cuisines. Jaisalmer's Ghotwan Ladoo has also made it to the list of food menu in Sid-Kiara's wedding.

Also, it has been reported that around 50 stalls will be set up with 500 waiters in their dress code to serve the guests at the wedding. All the waiters have been assigned to attend to different guests. Each stall will have two to three dishes. Besides, breakfast and lunch menus are different.

The wedding will reportedly also have a no-phone policy.