Katrina Kaif-Vicky Kaushal Mehendi: Everything You Need To Know About The Event’s Location, Decorations And Henna – DEETS INSIDE

The pre-wedding festivities for Vicky Kaushal and Katrina Kaif have commenced in Rajasthan. According to reports, a spectacular sangeet ceremony took place at the Six Senses Fort Barwara last night, December 7, and the Henna ceremony will take place today, December 8, before the customary Hindu nuptials on December 9. Fans are eager to learn minute details about their marriage, and now details about the Mehendi ceremony, which will take place today, have been revealed.

Vicky Kaushal and Katrina Kaif, according to sources, have planned a Mehendi celebration which will begin in the early evening and last till dusk. The plan is to have pleasant music, a combination of Hindi and Rajasthani folk  playing as the Mehendi ritual takes place while the attendees will enjoy a high tea in the delightful Rajasthani atmosphere. As The climate is ideal in the evenings, with moderate temperatures, having an event outside around this period is a fantastic idea. It will also provide ample opportunity for some stunning photographs of the bride, groom, and attendees as they apply henna on their hands with the scenery of the fort.

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According to the source, roughly 100 kg of blossoms of all kinds, including lilies, orchids, and the good old fashion genda phool, were obtained to adorn the Mehendi site. It will be held in one of the fort’s outdoor gardens where canopies have already been set up for the visitors.  The entire region was decked all night, and floral arrangements will be done all, as per the sources. The style would be a blend of traditional and contemporary, as well as exceedingly bright.

(Also Read: Katrina Kaif-Vicky Kaushal Sangeet: The Couple’s Ceremony Appears To Be A Fun-Filled Musical Event; External Video Of The Fort Goes Viral)

External videos of the fort have been circulating on social media recently, with some lighting and fade music emanating from the fort on the couple’s sangeet night. It was described as a musical evening full of joy, excitement, dance, and music.