10:00 am
*Indian Semi-Casual or Pooja Attire
The Santak Pooja is a pre-wedding ritual which is performed to invite Lord Ganesha into the family's home. It's purpose is to remove all obstacles and bring happiness and prosperity into the lives of the couple. The Pithi is a ritual where a paste of turmeric, sandalwood and other ingredients is applied to the groom's skin. This ceremony is believed to cleanse him before entering into holy matrimony, symbolize the start of a new life, and bring blessings to the couple. Lunch to follow.
5:30 pm
*Indian Semi-Casual Attire
The Mehendi ceremony is a fun pre-wedding ritual where the bride gets beautiful henna designs on her arms and feet. It is believed that the darker the henna color, the deeper the love between the bride and groom. Please Note - a formal invitation will be provided to guests separately! Dinner to follow.
8:00 am
*Indian Semi-Casual or Pooja Attire
The Grah Shanti Pooja is a pre-wedding ritual which is performed to invite Lord Ganesha into the family's home. It's purpose is to remove all obstacles and bring happiness and prosperity into the lives of the couple. The Haldi Rasam is a ritual where a paste of turmeric, sandalwood and other ingredients is applied to the bride's skin. This ceremony is believed to cleanse her before entering into holy matrimony, symbolize the start of a new life, and bring blessings to the couple. Please note - a formal invitation will be provided to guests separately! Lunch to follow.
6:30 pm
*Semi-Formal or Garba Attire
This musical extravaganza is a celebration of the union of two families and includes singing, dancing, and lots of fun. Come dressed to impress and get ready to have a blast!
8:30 am
*Indian Formal or Wedding Attire
The Baraat is a traditional Indian wedding procession where the groom's friends and family dance till they are welcomed by the bride's family at the venue. It symbolizes the groom's journey to the bride's home to begin a new life together. The Baraat will start at 8:30 AM; subsequently, the wedding ceremony will begin promptly after the conclusion of the Baraat. The wedding ceremony consists of multiple rituals where the bride and groom take a vow to love, cherish, and support each other in sickness and in health, through good times and bad. Thus, they are officially married in the eyes of God, their loved ones, and the entire world. We cannot wait to celebrate this momentous occasion with each and every one of you!
6:30 pm - 7:30 pm
*Indian Formal or Black Tie Attire
The cocktail hour will start at 6:30 PM; subsequently, the wedding reception will begin promptly after the conclusion of the the cocktail hour.
7:30 pm
*Indian Formal or Black Tie Attire
Get ready to party with some fun performances, mouth-watering food & drinks, and non-stop dancing! It will be a night to remember - can't wait to see all of you there to help conclude our unforgettable weekend!