Schedule
Monday, November 23, 2026
Haldi Pre- Wedding Ceremony It symbolizes purification, blessing and protection.
10:00 am - 2:00 pm
Railway Road, Phagwara, PB 144401, India
The Haldi ceremony is a cherished pre-wedding ritual in which a fragrant yellow paste made of turmeric, sandalwood, and rose water is lovingly applied to the bride and groom’s face, hands, and feet. This sacred tradition is believed to purify, bless, and prepare the couple for their new journey together.
Dress Code – Elegant Casual Kindly embrace the spirit of the occasion by wearing tones that complement the ceremony. Color Palette: Yellow is the primary color of the celebration. Cream, ivory, mustard, bright pink, and soft pastel shades are also warmly welcomed. Ladies’ Attire Traditional Indian ensembles that offer both elegance and comfort are recommended: Sarees or Lehengas in lightweight fabrics such as cotton, chiffon, or georgette Salwar Kameez or Sharara sets for graceful ease of movement Fresh floral jewelry (earrings, necklaces, or maang tikka) to enhance the festive spirit Gentlemen’s Attire Kurta Pajama (long tunic with light trousers) Dhoti or short Kurta, styled traditionally or paired with tailored trousers or chinos Footwear Kindly select footwear that is easy to remove, such as traditional mojaris or juttis, or elegant flat sandals, as guests may be required to enter sacred areas without shoes.
Mehendi A sacred celebration symbolizing spiritual devotion, blessings, good fortune and fertility
6:00 pm - 9:00 pm
During this cherished pre-wedding celebration, skilled artists adorn the hands and feet with intricate henna designs, featuring floral patterns, peacocks, and mandalas. The Mehendi is a joyful gathering filled with music, laughter, and meaningful tradition, honoring love and unity between families.
Color Palette -Bright and joyful tones are warmly encouraged. • Green is the preferred color, symbolizing fertility and new beginnings. • Yellow, pink, and orange are also beautifully suited for the occasion. Ladies’ Attire Elegant yet comfortable traditional ensembles are recommended: • Lightweight Lehengas • Shararas • Anarkali suits It is essential to wear outfits that leave the forearms and feet accessible to allow for the application of henna. Gentlemen’s Attire • A colorful Kurta • Nehru-style waistcoats for a refined yet comfortable look
Tuesday, November 24, 2026
Chooda and Kaleeri
5:00 pm - 7:00 pm
Family-oriented, casual, and comfortable attire, respectfully aligned with local customs, traditions, and cultural heritage
Jaggo is the vibrant celebration held on the night preceding the main wedding ceremony.
7:00 pm - 11:45 pm
Traditionally, the purpose of Jaggo was to announce the upcoming wedding to the entire village. Family members would walk through the streets singing and dancing, carrying beautifully decorated copper pots to invite neighbors to join in the celebration.
Today, Jaggo symbolizes the awakening of joy, prosperity, and festive energy within the family. It is a night filled with music, laughter, and spirited celebration among family and friends. ⸻ Atmosphere Lively, joyful, and full of energy — a true night of music, dancing, and celebration. ⸻ Attire Comfortable and colorful outfits are encouraged, reflecting the vibrant spirit of the occasion.
Wednesday, November 25, 2026
Baraat
9:00 am - 10:00 am
The Baraat marks the groom’s ceremonial arrival, accompanied by family and friends in a spirited procession filled with music, dancing, and celebration. It is a moment of great excitement, symbolizing the union of two families and the beginning of the sacred wedding rites.
Milni
10:00 am - 10:45 am
The Milni is a heartfelt moment in which the two families formally meet at the entrance of the venue.
Male relatives from both sides — including fathers, uncles, and brothers — exchange floral garlands and, on occasion, gifts. This meaningful gesture symbolizes the union of the two families and the joining of their lineages in harmony and mutual respect.
Anand Karaj The Ceremony of Bliss
11:00 am - 12:00 pm
The Anand Karaj is the sacred Sikh wedding ceremony, centered on spiritual union and divine blessing. The ceremony includes the singing of sacred hymns, followed by the Laavan, the spiritual core of the marriage. During the Laavan, the couple walks four times around the Guru Granth Sahib while the four wedding hymns are recited.
Temple Protocol As a sign of reverence: • All guests must cover their heads before entering the prayer hall. • Shoes must be removed prior to entry. • Women are required to wear a dupatta (scarf). • Men must wear a head covering, such as a scarf or turban. Seating Arrangement Traditionally, men and women are seated on opposite sides of the aisle, sitting on the carpeted floor within the prayer hall. Dress Code – Conservative & Respectful The attire for the Anand Karaj should be more modest and refined than for the previous celebrations. Ladies’ Attire Ideal choices include a Salwar Kameez or an Anarkali (long dresses that fully cover the legs and allow comfortable seating in the temple). Kindly avoid short skirts, deep necklines, bare shoulders, or overly fitted clothing. Gentlemen’s Attire A traditional Kurta Pajama is the most common and respectful choice. A formal Western suit or a Sherwani is also appropriate. Shorts are not permitted.
Night Party
Wed, Nov 25, 2026, 8:00 pm - Thu, Nov 26, 2026, 5:00 am
Ladies’ Attire • Lehenga Choli, Saree, or Indian-Style Gowns: Many guests choose long evening gowns with subtle ethnic or fusion elements, offering both elegance and comfort for a night of celebration and dancing. • Jewelry: This is the perfect occasion to wear statement jewelry and complete sets, embracing glamour and tradition with confidence and sophistication. ⸻ Gentlemen’s Attire • Sherwani: A long, embroidered coat reaching the knees, highly formal and elegant — the Indian equivalent of a tuxedo for a wedding celebration. • Jodhpuri Suit: A refined and structured option that blends royal heritage with modern tailoring. • Western Suit or Tuxedo: Unlike the earlier ceremonies, it is very common — and often preferred — for men to wear a formal suit in any color or a classic tuxedo for the reception.