FAQs
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When should I RSVP by?/Cuando debo confirmer mi asistencia?
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April 30, 2025
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Is there a dress code?
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We have created a Pinterest board to guide you on dress code for each of the events. However, we want our guests to feel comfortable, so please wear what makes you feel the most you! Please refer to the schedule for the Pinterest links.
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Where can I buy Indian clothes? Donde puedo comprar ropa Hindu?
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www.kalkifashion.com https://www.utsavfashion.com https://www.thesareeroom.com www.amazon.com
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What type of food will be served?
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Answer to come soon/ respuesta por venir
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Is there parking for the ceremony or reception?
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There is ample parking available at both the venues. However, we'd recommend you Uber or carpool because Houston drivers are some of the most aggressive ones out there. The accommodation choices we listed under the Travel Guide page are less than 15 minutes from either venue.
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When should we arrive to Conroe?
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What happens in the Mexican Wedding?
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The evening will begin with a short ceremony blessing the couple where they will exchange vows. Dinner will be provided shortly after and we'll dance the night away. Traditions such as the couples first dance, father/daughter dance, and more will continue throughout the night.
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What happens at the Hindu Wedding?
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What is Haldi?
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The Haldi ceremony is a traditional pre-wedding ritual in India. It is a joyful and vibrant event, typically held a day or two before the wedding ceremony. The purpose of the Haldi ceremony is to purify and bless the couple before their wedding. During the ceremony, turmeric (haldi) paste is applied to the bride and groom by their family and friends. The turmeric is mixed with other ingredients such as sandalwood, rose water, and sometimes milk or yogurt, creating a yellow paste. The bride and groom are usually seated, and loved ones take turns applying the paste on their face, arms, and feet, while singing traditional songs or chanting blessings. The yellow color of the turmeric is symbolic of auspiciousness, fertility, and protection. It is also believed to bring a natural glow to the skin and ward off any evil spirits. The Haldi ceremony is often a fun, lively event filled with laughter, music, and sometimes playful teasing. After the ceremony, the bride and groom typically take a bath to cleanse themselves before the wedding. The Haldi ceremony is considered an important part of the wedding celebrations, marking the beginning of the couple's new journey together and providing blessings for a happy, prosperous marriage.