The wedding festivities of pacer Haris Rauf and wife Muzna Masood are set to begin on 6th July 2023. Pakistani cricketer Haris Rauf is eagerly preparing to welcome his bride, Muzna Masood Malik, as their wedding festivities approach.
The talented speedster, known for his fiery bowling, is set to tie the knot in Islamabad early next month, marking another milestone in his personal life.
Haris and Muzna exchanged their vows in a private ceremony held in Islamabad in December of the previous year. The couple is now looking forward to a big celebration to mark the beginning of a new phase of their life.
According to reliable sources, the much-anticipated baraat (wedding party) is scheduled for July 6, while the reception will follow on July 7, allowing friends, family, and well-wishers to come together and honor the newlyweds.
The news of Haris Rauf’s impending nuptials has spread like wildfire on social media, with fans expressing their excitement and extending their heartfelt congratulations to the couple.
A wedding card featuring the names of the groom, Haris, and the bride, Muzna, has been circulating across various social platforms, further amplifying the joyous atmosphere surrounding the occasion.
HARIS KI SHADDDIII!! LETSS GOOO💃🕺😍 pic.twitter.com/5bIxVKSm67
— Mariam✨ (@kiddanferrr) June 7, 2023
Back in December, the internet brimmed with pictures and videos of the Nikkah ceremony of Haris Rauf with model Muzna Masood Malik.
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Haris Rauf was dressed in a cream-color white sherwani. His dress matched the theme of the Nikkah ceremony. Bride Muzna Malik also wore a heavily embellished ivory dress. Pictures and videos from the ceremony are making rounds on social media since morning.
Muzna is a fashion model and a student of Media and Communication at the Islamic International University in Islamabad as per the reports. Felicitations poured in for the couple on social media.
Haris Rauf is a leading pacer among the pace attack of Pakistan. He first played for PSL’s Lahore Qalandars. Later, he joined the Pakistan National Cricket Team. Now he is considered the special death over pacer.