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Dress Code

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Welcome Event: As we begin this celebration, throw on your comfiest clothes, meet the family, and get some beautiful henna done! Manjah: The Manjah is a vibrant pre-wedding celebration filled with laughter, tradition, and the application of turmeric, symbolizing beauty, blessings, and the start of the joyous wedding journey! Embrace the tradition and wear your hues of yellow! Mehndi: Dress in bright, festive colors to match the lively energy of the day! Think vibrant greens and pinks. Ladies, feel free to rock in a colorful saree, lehenga, or a stylish salwar kameez. Gents, a kurta or something equally colorful and comfortable will fit right in! It’s all about embracing the joy, fun, and celebration of the occasion. Ladies, do rethink the heels! The grass can be soft :) Nikah: The Nikah is the official “I do” moment, where we say yes to each other, with blessings and a dash of celebration! Wear whatever makes you feel comfortable and stylish! Whether it’s a traditional outfit, a classy suit, or something more relaxed, just come dressed in a way that makes you feel great! Reception: With over 1000 guests joining us, this is your chance to dress up and shine! Gents, a suit or sherwani would be perfect, and ladies, feel free to go all out with a stunning dress or a fancy saree. Let’s make it a night to remember!

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What should I wear to the wedding events?

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For the wedding events, we recommend wearing traditional attire. For men, a kurta or sherwani would be ideal, while women can opt for a saree or lehenga. These outfits are perfect for the ceremonies and will make you feel part of the celebrations. When you're not attending a wedding event, casual, comfortable clothing is perfectly fine. Hyderabad is a vibrant city, and you’ll likely be out and about exploring, so feel free to wear something cool for sightseeing or downtime.

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What’s the weather like in Hyderabad?

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Let’s just say, bring sunscreen. Hyderabad can be pleasant but on the warmer side during the day around January. We’re talking around 23-27°C (73-80°F)—perfect weather for sweating and looking fabulous in your wedding attire, right? The evenings are cooler, though, with temperatures dropping to about 12-15°C (56-62°F), so don’t forget a light jacket or sweater. Trust us, you won’t want to regret not packing one when the temperature drops in the evening.

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How can I best prepare for the wedding events?

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Once you RSVP, we’ll send you all the details, including the schedule and locations of each event. But the main thing is: be ready for a celebration like no other! Dress your best for the ceremonies, but don’t forget to bring your comfortable shoes for the dancing (because we all know you’ll want to bust a move). And while weddings in India may run on “Indian Standard Time,” it’s always a good idea to arrive on time for the more formal or religious parts of the ceremony. Prepare for a long, joy-filled day!

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What kind of food will be served during the wedding?

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Get ready to eat like royalty! Expect Hyderabadi cuisine mix things up with some street food that will make your taste buds dance. And if you’ve got a sweet tooth, we’ve got you covered —your palate and stomach will thank you later. If you’re picky (no judgment here!), just let us know, and we’ll make sure you’re well-fed.

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Is it easy to get around Hyderabad?

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Getting around Hyderabad is fairly simple. Taxis and ride-sharing apps like Uber and Ola are your best friends here. For a fun (and slightly bumpy) adventure, you can try an auto-rickshaw (tuk-tuk), but don’t forget to haggle for the fare! If you’re feeling brave and adventurous, Hyderabad's metro system is also an option, which has become a popular mode of transport for the people of this city. For the most comfort and convenience, stick to the taxis or ride-sharing.

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What currency is used in Hyderabad, and can I pay with card?

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The currency in Hyderabad is Indian Rupees (INR), and we recommend carrying some cash—because, you know, old-school markets don’t always love credit cards. But don’t worry, most places like hotels, restaurants, and malls accept credit and some debit cards, so you’re all set for the modern world. ATMs are also scattered around, although only specific ones cater to international transactions.

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Can I use my phone and Wi-Fi in Hyderabad?

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You’ll be able to stay connected without breaking the bank! Most hotels, cafes, and restaurants offer free Wi-Fi, and if you’re planning on staying for a while, you can get an e-SIM. It’s easy to get data and stay in touch with all your friends—who, let’s face it, will be jealous of your Instagram-worthy wedding photos.

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Is it safe to walk around the city?

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Hyderabad is generally safe for tourists, but like any city, stay alert, especially in crowded places. Generally, tourist spots are walk-friendly but always remember to keep your belongings close. If you're going out at night, consider using a taxi or ride-sharing service—because who wants to walk when they could be cruising in comfort? Overall, Hyderabad is a welcoming place, but it’s always smart to stay safe and remember to talk to seasoned locals to get the best advice on the local terrain.

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I want to buy traditional clothes to wear for the wedding ceremonies before the main wedding event starts. Any recommendations for men and women?

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Absolutely! Hyderabad is a fantastic place to shop for traditional outfits, and there’s something for everyone. For women, sarees are always a timeless and elegant choice, especially for events like the Reception. You’ll find beautiful options in places like Laad Bazaar (also called Choodi Bazaar) for more traditional styles, or at malls like GVK and Inorbit if you prefer a modern twist. If you're feeling festive, lehengas are a great way to add some sparkle, and for something lighter yet still elegant, an Anarkali suit is a wonderful pick. Stores like Soch and Biba have lots of beautiful ready-to-wear options if you want something easy to grab and go. For the warm Hyderabad weather, breezy salwar kameez sets in light fabrics like silk and chiffon will keep you cool and looking fabulous. For men, a sherwani is the classic go-to for the main wedding events if you want to look and feel royal. You can find beautiful traditional designs in markets like Laad Bazaar, or visit stores like Manyavar and Mebaz (can be found at Inorbit mall) for stylish and modern choices. For the pre-wedding ceremonies, kurta-pajama sets are perfect (fabIndia) — simple, comfortable, and elegant — and you’ll find plenty of options across traditional markets and newer malls alike. No matter what you’re looking for — whether full-on glam or comfy and cool — Hyderabad has the perfect outfit waiting for you!