Wedding bells! Here’s a look at Harbhajan Singh and Geeta Basra’s royal invite

The latest celebrity couple to be hitched this year is the cricket-meets-Bollywood match of Harbhajan Singh and Geeta Basra. [caption id=“attachment_2455066” align=“alignleft” width=“380”]  File photo of Geeta Basra and Harbhajan Singh. IBNLIve[/caption] The two have been in a steady relationship for several years now and have finally decided to tie the knot. The wedding is expected to be a big fat Punjabi affair on 29 October. The wedding preparations seem to be elaborate and thorough, as is evident from the couple’s wedding invite. The photograph was first uploaded by designer AD Singh on Twitter and shows an elegant red and gold box with detailed embossing. As Singh says on Twitter, it is ‘royalty and class.’ The invite is created by The Entertainment Design Co and is aimed at an overall look of royalty and ethnicity, according to a press release by the company. “The grand desi celebration requires an equally befitting royal wedding invite and EDC gave us just the same,” says the release. This invitation has personalised guest name on the box with a gold ribbon. It is embossed with an entwined letters H and G on a shiny golden metal plate. The card features ‘Ek Onkar’ for Harbhajan Singh and ‘Om’ for Geeta Basra in Devnagri script etched at the top as well.

Countdown to Wedding of year of my friends @Geeta_Basra & @harbhajan_singh Royalty & Class! #GeetawedsBhajji #bridal pic.twitter.com/bN53csIuOv

— AD Singh Int (@ADSINGHDESIGNS) October 1, 2015

The wedding is set to be attended by several Indian cricketers as well as the South African players who are in India for the Gandhi-Mandela series. According to a report by Hindustan Times, the wedding ceremony will be held at Hotel Club Cabana Bhajji’s hometown of Jalandhar. It ill be spread over five days with traditional ceremonies such as sangeet, mehendi and reception which will take place in Delhi on 1 November. Basra will reportedly wear a designer ghagra and Bhajji will be dressed in a Raghavendra Rathore sherwani for the occasion.