British actress Elizabeth Hurley is furious after discovering travel agent Cox + Kings is marketing her Indian wedding location off the back of the pending ceremony.

Hurley, who will marry half-Indian, half-German businessman ARUN NAYER at the luxury Devi Garh Hotel in Rajastan on 14 February next year (06), was shocked to see a press release which advertises the date of her wedding with a clear intention of cashing in on the event.

It reads, "Elizabeth Hurley's wedding is taking place in one of India's most romantic properties.

"Cox + Kings includes a star at the Devi Garh on its 12-night Princely India private journey.

"The Devi Garh has a splendid feeling of isolation and can be made to feel very private."

A friend of Hurley's says, "It's b**ody cheeky."