FAQs

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Where can I buy Indian clothes? And what do I search for?

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Search for : 1. Kurti Set or just Kurti 2. Lehenga 3. Indian Skirts 4. Plazoo Suit 5. Salwar Suit For men - Kurta. Pyjama. (This is not the same as pyjamas in the US. Trousers or jeans are common alternatives.) On: 1. Etsy 2. Local Indian stores 3. Facebook Marketplace 4. Amazon 5. Amzi Collection: https://www.amzicollectionsusa.com/desi-dresses-under-fifty-dollars Materials to buy: 1. Cotton 2. Georgette 3. Linen Materials to avoid: 1. Polyester 2. Cheap Satin 3. Heavy net Note: Bobbie has some dress selections for children (teens) and sized small or medium women.

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What do I wear on the day of Henna Ceremony (Saturday June 20th)?

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No traditional or fancy clothes are needed, as there may be a risk of the henna getting on the clothes. Wear any colored, comfortable (something you wear in a day to day life) Western clothes. Example- Jeans, Shirt, Skirts Etc. This event is completely optional, only attend if you want henna application for the wedding ceremonies.

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What do I wear on Sunday June 21st (Haldi, engagement, and pre-wedding dinner)?

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Please wear traditional Indian (if possible, but not necessary) clothes or fancy wedding dresses. Since the bride and groom will be wearing yellow, please try to avoid wearing yellow. All colors (bright) are accepted, but try to avoid colors like black, white, and grey. For men, if no traditional Indian clothes are available, a popular alternative is a formal suit (black is fine).

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What do I wear on Monday June 22nd (wedding day)?

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The bride will be wearing an orange colored saree on the day of the wedding. Please try to avoid wearing orange (as the primary color. Some orange mixed with others is fine), but feel free to wear bright, colorful traditional Indian dresses (preferred but not necessary) or fancy western wedding dresses. Please try to avoid colors like black, white, and grey. For men, if no traditional Indian clothes are available, a popular alternative is a formal suit (black is fine).

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How long will the Henna Ceremony (Saturday) last?

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The Henna Ceremony is informal, and it will depend on how many people want to have henna on their hands. The bride and groom will have henna applied separately, as it takes 4+ hours for the couple. The ceremony will start around 4 pm. This event is completely optional, only attend if you want henna application for the wedding ceremonies.

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What is Henna? Who can apply it?

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Henna is a natural dye and an important cultural art form used to create temporary designs on the skin. The paste dries on the skin for 20–60 minutes. After it flakes off, the stain gradually darkens over the next day or two. Women and children usually apply henna to the palms of their hands. Henna cones and design stickers will be provided.

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What is Haldi (Turmeric) Ceremony (Sunday)?

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A paste made of turmeric, sandalwood, and sometimes rosewater or milk is applied to the bride and groom. Family and friends take turns gently putting it on their faces, arms, and feet.

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How long will Haldi (turmeric) ceremony last for?

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Haldi will last for approximately 2 hours

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When is the cutoff date to RSVP?

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RSVP's will be accepted up to May 31. We appreciate a definitive answer as soon as possible.

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What gifts are appreciated?

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Your presence at our wedding is the greatest gift we could ask for. If you wish to honor us with a gift, we prefer a monetary contribution to help us begin our new journey together.

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How long will the wedding ceremony last?

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Typically, the wedding ceremony lasts for an hour.

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What should I do if I have food allergies?

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Please contact Charles via 1. Email- fyreksia@gmail.com 2. Phone: 716-997-3411

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Is there parking for the ceremony or reception?

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Yes, plenty of parking is available at the venue.

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Are there any other events that I should know about around the wedding?

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The ceremonies are going to last 3 days June 20th- Henna Ceremony June 21st-Ring Exchange, Haldi (turmeric) ceremony, and Pre-wedding dinner June 22nd- Marriage Ceremony and Pooja (ritual)

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Where can we send cards & congratulations?

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Please send any cards to 26 Fillmore St, Newark, NJ 07105. Addressing it to either Charles Rumfola or Sharvari Wagh is fine. Thank you so much! We wish you could all be here with us!