Hardik Pandya and Nataša Stanković set to get married for 2nd time; dates revealed

Hardik Pandya and Nataša Stanković to re-marry (Source: Twitter)

Three years after their low-key wedding, India all-rounder Hardik Pandya and his actress wife Nataša Stanković Pandya are reportedly set to re-marry on February 14, Valentine's Day. However, unlike their last wedding in a courtroom, this one will be a big-fat Indian ceremony stretching itself to several days. A trusted source confirms that the marriage is set to take place in Udaipur.

"They got married in a court back then. Everything was rushed when it happened. The idea of them having a lavish wedding has been on their mind ever since. They all are very excited about it," said the source. Notably, the allrounder is not in action in the ongoing Border-Gavaskar Trophy (BGT) Test series against Australia at home, giving him a break from Cricket and a chance to fulfil his long-withstanding dream of having a lavish wedding.

Pandya- Stanković wedding will stretch itself to 4 days

As per reports, the wedding ceremony will commence on February 13 and go on till 16. The event will be a white wedding with pre-wedding customs such as Haldi, mehendi and sangeet being celebrated with much pomp and show. The preparations for the wedding reportedly started in November last year.

The bride, Nataša Stanković, will wear a pristine white Dolce and Gabbana gown for the wedding. Other details about their look are yet to be known. Hardik, 29, and Nataša, 30, got hitched in an intimate wedding back in May 31, 2020. The couple was blessed with their baby boy Agastya in July of the same year.

The last time Hardik was in action on the pitch was against the Black Caps, earlier, this year. Interestingly, he captained the side for the T20s against New Zealand and won the series 2-1. Hardik led front the front delivering a match-winning bowling performance with figures of 4/16, and contributed with a handy 30 runs in the series decider at Ahmedabad. The 29-year-old also remained a consistent team player in the preceding ODI series with four wickets and 82 runs in three games, including a fifty in the final ODI, a series that the Men in Blue won 3-0.