You may wear whatever you feel comfortable in provided it is not black or white. Should you want to wear more traditional Indian clothing we recommend the following: Ladies: You may choose to wear sarees, wedding lehenga, or salwar kameez suits. Please see examples and websites below: Sarees - https://www.nalli.com/catalogsearch/result/?q=wedding Lehenga - https://www.myntra.com/lehenga-choli?rf=Price%3A4399.0_19629.0_4399.0%20TO%2019629.0 Salwar Kameez - https://www.indianweddingsaree.com/salwar-suits Gentleman: In addition to Western style suits, you may choose to wear kurta or Nehru jackets. If you are looking for more casual Indian wear, we recommend the following stores: Fabindia: https://www.fabindia.com/ Biba: https://www.biba.in/
In addition to the main wedding ceremony, there are several ceremonies: - Haldi: Turmeric paste, believed to be cleansing, will be applied to the bride and groom by family and friends in separate ceremonies. - Mehendi and sangeet: a ladies only event. Ladies may have henna applied to their hands and arms by a henna artist. General merriment with dance and music will ensue. - Groom's procession: the groom is accompanied by family and friends to the wedding venue. More music and dancing ensue. Traditionally in Bihar, India, these additional ceremonies are smaller, intimate events (by Indian standards). We expect around 150 guests for the wedding ceremony in Delhi. The reception in Bihar will be larger (around 2000 people).