When the prince doesn't believe in genuine love-arrange marriage and the princess thinks she is not worthy of being someone's wife or a Queen..
What will happen when they are tied into a wedding knot with their consents but hundreds of doubts??
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The ceremony will start at 5pm, The Rathores will get ready at the palace itself so they will be leaving their Villa at 12 noon to go there and get ready. The makeup artists will reach there at 2 pm for the bridal makeup as it will take time to make her all ready. They will have lunch in the palace together with The Shekhawats.
All The Rathores packed their bags for the engagement and left the Villa at 11:30 am. They reached till 12 approx. and the servants took their luggage and kept it in their side of the wing of the palace. The whole palace has been booked by The Rathores, as it theirs so they have ordered to not let any other bookings to be done for next week.
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○ THE PALACE ○
There are two wings in the palace which are usually used as the groom & bride side and in the middle is the backyard. The engagement ceremony will be held in one of the grand banquets of that palace and the dinner will be in the room next to it.
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○ THE DINNER HALL ○
The families had their lunch. All of them were very excited for the very first function of the occasion.
The makeup artists and designers came by 2 pm and started working on everybody's attires and faces. The families were ready by 4:30 pm and they moved towards the banquet. Ankit and Aman & Ayush were already in the banquet all ready from 3 pm as they looked after all the decorations and food preparations.
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