He has suggested to Mr. K that this meeting be postponed

[rajan]

Is the following sentence correct?

He has suggested to Mr. K that this meeting be postponed either for tomorrow or day after tomorrow.

 

[5jj]

Is the following sentence correct?

He has suggested to Mr. K that this meeting be postponed either for tomorrow or day after tomorrow.

for till/until tomorrow or the day after tomorrow

 

[Barque]

Another option is using "to" instead of "till".

I'd also prefer to use "the day after tomorrow", in writing at least.