Special Food Menu Served at Rashmika Mandanna-Vijay Deverakonda Wedding – Guests enjoying Indian and Japanese Dishes
Best dishes have been served to the guests at the 'Virosh' wedding. Both Japanese and Indian dishes are served
A glimpse into Rashmika Mandanna and Vijay Deverakonda’s wedding celebrations, featuring curated food menus and elegant pre-wedding festivities.
The popular wedding of Rashmika Mandanna and Vijay Deverakonda is going to be held on February 26 at ITC Mementos. Since wedding celebrations are going high in the news, fans are eager to know about the Rashmika Vijay wedding food menu.
Not just the outfits and décor, fans are eagerly looking forward to the Virosh wedding food details. The wedding celebration starts on Tuesday as the Indian breakfast is being served to the guests. Every dish had a unique Indian flavour, an ode to all sorts of Indian breakfasts.
Poolside Volleyball and Drinks served
On February 23, Vijay Deverakonda gave fans a sneak peek into the pre-wedding fun by sharing a picture from a pool volleyball game. The setup of the wedding includes a floating drinks tray. It is stocked with throwaway cups and refreshing beverages. It is ready to give a playful touch to the festivities.
An Elegant Japanese Dinner
Later, in the luxury wedding menu, the guests enjoyed a formal Japanese dinner. Rashmika in the social media account shared a blurred top shot of the wonderfully set dinner table, followed by an earlier look at the Japanese menu. The table was decorated in pastel greens and pinks, specified fresh flowers, grapes, green apples, pearl-studded placemats and a neatly folded green napkin embroidered with '#virosh' in pink - a delightful detail for the occasion.
While the complete wedding dinner menu has not yet been officially revealed by the couple, there are reports available suggesting that guests may be treated to elements of South Indian hospitality. It might add on meals served on banana leaves, and especially arranged coconut water service – details. It can hint at a thoughtful and conventional dining experience planned for the big day.
