Actors Rakul Preet Singh and Jackky Bhagnani are all set to embark on their journey of marital bliss with a grand wedding ceremony scheduled to take place on February 21 in Goa. The couple has chosen the luxurious ITC Grand in south Goa as the venue for their nuptials, as reported by India Today. The guest list for the destination wedding has been carefully curated to include only close friends and family members.
The decision to host their wedding at the ITC Grand reflects Rakul and Jackky's preference for elegance and opulence. The sprawling property, situated amidst the serene landscapes of Goa, promises to provide the perfect backdrop for their dreamy and intimate celebration.
ITC Grand Goa, with its Indo-Portuguese design elements, offers direct access to the sun-drenched Arossim Beach. The resort, which spans over 45 acres of lush landscaped area, boasts 246 rooms and is known for its luxurious accommodations and world-class amenities. According to Makemytrip.com, room rates at the ITC Grand Goa range from ₹19,000 plus taxes to ₹75,000 plus taxes per night.
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Rakul Preet Singh and Jackky Bhagnani recently made a last-minute decision to shift their wedding destination from abroad to India, opting to explore the beauty of Indian locales. The couple's eco-friendly approach to their wedding festivities is also worth noting. The pre-wedding ceremonies, set to commence on February 19, will be conducted in an environmentally conscious manner, with no physical invites being sent out and a ban on bursting crackers during the celebrations.
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Furthermore, Rakul and Jackky have taken a unique step to offset the carbon footprint generated by their wedding ceremonies. As per a report by Hindustan Times, the couple have enlisted the help of experts who specialize in mapping carbon footprints, who will calculate the amount of carbon emitted and advise on the number of trees that need to be planted to offset this footprint. The couple intends to plant these trees themselves, either immediately after the marriage ceremony or the following day, as a symbol of their commitment to the environment.
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