The wedding festivities of Pakistan’s speedster Haris Rauf began on Tuesday with a glittering Dholki ceremony which took the internet by storm.

As the couple’s wedding rituals got underway on Wednesday with a Dholki event, a video of Haris Rauf sitting and enjoying the Qawalis, made rounds on social media platforms.

According to the details, the event was attended by Rauf’s close friends and relatives.

It must be noted that Rauf’s wedding ceremony will be held on Friday and is anticipated to be attended by his teammates, who are currently partaking in the training camp in Karachi for the upcoming two-match Test series against Sri Lanka.

Details further suggested that the participating players will be released from the training camp on Friday to attend the pacer’s wedding ceremony.

The squad will then return to Karachi on Saturday and will depart for Sri Lanka, via Dubai, on the same day.

Pakistan pacer Haris Rauf got nikkahfied to Muzna Masood in a close-knit affair in the capital city in December last year. The bride was a class fellow of the pacer.

The hush-hush affair was attended by several of his teammates and cricket celebs including another groom-to-be Shaheen Shah Afridi, and pictures from the daytime ceremony made rounds on social media.

Both Rauf and his now-wife Muzna twinned in white ensembles for the big day. The star wife slipped into a white and gold ensemble by an unknown designer and paired it with gold traditional jewellery.

She was dolled by celebrated makeup artists at Allure Salon who shared the anticipated first look of Masood in the morning today, not to miss the adorable ‘HR150’ on her henna design.

The groom on the other hand looked dapper in his cream and white sherwani.

The fellow players of the Pakistan cricket team sent heartwarming wishes for the couple on their big day.

It is worth mentioning here that since making his international debut in 2020, Haris Rauf has represented Pakistan in 62 T20Is, 22 ODIs and one Test. He has taken 123 wickets in his rising career thus far.

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