Sobhita Dhulipala and Naga Chaitanya are officially preparing for one of the most important days in their lives – their wedding. After months of speculation, the couple is set to exchange vows in a beautiful traditional ceremony. The pre-wedding celebrations have already begun, with the couple engaging in intimate and cherished Telugu rituals.
A source who is attending the pre-wedding festivities has shared details from Sobhita’s haldi ceremony and how Naga Chaitanya joined her family.
“Sobhita’s wedding festivities began with the Pelli Raata ceremony which is usually done before the girl becomes a bride. Then they had the Mangalasnaanam rituals which is a Telugu version of Haldi. They also had Pelli Kuthuru ceremony where Sobhita was in a bridal attire, an Aarti was performed and she was blessed by married women and given bangles. Later, Naga Chaitanya and his family also joined for the lunch,” shared the source.
These ceremonies, deeply rooted in the rich culture of the South Indian community, are a mark of respect for heritage and family. The bride-to-be, Sobhita, has been seen embracing these traditions with grace, often seen in stunning traditional attire that celebrates the culture.
The shared excitement between Sobhita and Naga Chaitanya has already captured the hearts of their fans, who eagerly await the couple’s nuptials. Their fans are no doubt eagerly anticipating more updates as the couple moves closer to the big day.
More on their wedding
Naga and Sobhita dated each other for a long time, before finally announcing their engagement in August 2024. They will tie the knot on December 4.
Meanwhile, a source informed Hindustan Times, “Naga and Sobhita envision their wedding as a very intimate affair, focusing on family and close friends. They are committed to upholding the legacy of the Akkineni family by keeping this joyous occasion personal and sacred. We request everyone to honor their choice of keeping this special moment private and refrain from propagating unfounded rumours.”
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