Sidharth Malhotra and Kiara Advani to tie the knot in THIS lavish 83-room hotel, only 2 people from Bollywood invited

The excitement is palpable as Sidharth Malhotra and Kiara Advani will soon be saying ‘I do’ in the first week of February. The couple will be getting married in Jaisalmer and now we know the exotic locale that the duo has zeroed in on for their wedding. We are talking about the lavish Suryagarh Hotel in Jaisalmer, Rajasthan.

The 5-star hotel that is a sprawling property consisting of 83 rooms, two gardens and a courtyard has been booked for four days for the SidKiara wedding. A source close to the couple revealed to India Today, “Sid and Kiara loved the property and wanted to make it their location for the wedding. The guests will start flying two days before the pheras and stay at luxurious villas on the property. Given the huge size and stunning view from each room, the guests have been allotted special suites to meet their needs.” Take a glimpse at some of the stunning visuals from the property.

Apart from this, the couple is planning to keep their wedding extremely low-key. Sidharth Malhotra and Kiara Advani will be inviting only 100 people on their big day which includes their close family members and friends along with their team members. Like many recent Bollywood weddings, the duo will have fewer members from the film industry. A source close to the development told Bollywood Hungama, “No, like most of the recent industry weddings, theirs too will not have any Bollywood celebrities joining in. The only two people from the industry who are likely to be invited are Ashvini Yardi and of course Karan Johar .”

Talking about their wedding attires, ditching the usual choice of Sabyasachi outfits, Sidharth and Kiara are choosing Manish Malhotra to design their attires. The ace designer is also a close friend of the couple. While Sidharth is planning to wear an off-white Sherwani, his beautiful bride Kiara will be seen in a red Lehenga. Well, now all these exciting details are making us super pumped up for the big day to arrive.