Dipika Kakar, Shoaib Ibrahim kickstart preps for sister Saba's winter wedding; a dekko at their shopping sprees, list of functions and more

Dipika Kakar and Shoaib Ibrahim's sister Saba Ibrahim is all set to wed this winter. The wedding preparations have started in full swing in the Ibrahim household and here's all that we have learnt about the wedding functions that will take place in Maudaha, their shopping sprees and more.

Dipika and Saba went out to shop in a popular market of Mumbai. Dipika carried a register with her in which she had written all the details of functions along with names of those for whom they have to buy clothes for stitching.

Saba shared that she bought a gold bangle for herself for the first time. Everyone in her family appreciated the design. Saba told in her vlog that she did not take a necklace because she was not sure if she'd wear it.

Dipika revealed there'll be haldi ki baraat, mehendi ki baraat, sangeet and nikaah rituals. The actress recounted all the things they'd need for the ceremonies, the refreshments and shagun ki thaalis.

The couple discussed the decor and the venue if it should be indoors or outdoors. Dipika informed that the haldi and mehendi set up will change. Haldi is in the evening and Mehendi the next day. They debated over the venue for both and if it should be same or different.

Dipika and Shoaib met with the wedding planners. They were excited as Shoaib said in his vlog, "Our vibe matched with them. They'd be able to handle the chaos of Maudaha." Dipika agreed with Shoaib and the two hoped that their price range matched their budget.

Saba's mother got emotional talking about her 'bidai'. Saba insisted they come with her after 'bidai'. This made all the ladies of the house teary-eyed thinking about living without Saba.

In a vlog, Riza and Rehaan shared how they wanted specific colours for their wedding outfits while Saba insisted she wants everyone to wear colour-coordinated clothes for the photographs. Their talk didn't come to a conclusion and it remains to be seen what they will choose eventually.