Information is provided on the Travel tab of the website.
We have chosen not to have a traditional wedding registry with material gifts. Please donate to the charity listed on our registry page as an alternative.
The temperature in Nashville is dropping significantly during the weekend. Friday will be a high of 60, and there could be rain. Saturday's high will likely be around 45, but hopefully, no rain!
We would like for you to be comfortable while you are celebrating with us. For both the ceremony and reception, you are free to wear traditional or Western clothes. Your fellow guests will be dressed in either style or both, depending on which event they are attending, so you will fit in regardless of what you choose. Do not feel obligated to wear traditional clothing, but we very much welcome you to do so! Women traditionally would choose a saree or lehenga, while men may choose a kurti or long tunic or fitted jacket called a sherwani. However, please avoid wearing clothing that is red, white, or black. Red is traditionally the color of the bride, while white and black can have negative connotations. If you choose to wear Western clothing, please choose cocktail attire.
The bride and groom are not able to assist individually with clothing suggestions, but this article may be useful: https://www.weddingwire.com/wedding-ideas/what-to-wear-indian-wedding You may also find rental and custom options from companies like Kynah, Pernia's, Borrow the Bazaar, Aayka, Preserve, and Almari, as well as on Etsy and other online boutiques.