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It's a wedding we've truly waited for: Dia

Darpan News Desk IANS, 31 Jul, 2014 07:00 AM

Dia Mirza has locked her wedding date and she is ecstatic about her forthcoming nuptials with fiance Sahil Sangha Oct 18. The actress-filmmaker says it's a "truly awaited" moment.

The duo received several good luck wishes after the news of her wedding date was revealed.

Acknowledging the wishes, Dia took to Twitter to post: "Thank you for all the good wishes:) Both our families are overjoyed! A wedding that we've truly waited for :) #Blessed #Grateful"

The wedding will take place in Delhi, and Dia is later likely to host a lavish reception for her friends from the world of entertainment.

Dia and Sahil co-own movie production banner Born Free Entertainment.

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