FAQs

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Wait, this wedding is how long?

Answer

Four days. That’s right — a long weekend of love, logistics, and lehengas. Think less “ceremony” and more “festival with coordinated outfits and emotional whiplash.” We hope you take the time to explore and fall in love with this beautiful city! If you require, the block is open before and after the festivities if you would like to extend your trip!

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How do we get to the events? (Groom’s Side)

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We’ve got you covered — there will be shuttle service between the Hyatt Centric Old Port and all wedding events. If you're driving yourself, don’t worry: all venues have ample parking. That said, driving in Montreal in summer is like playing Mario Kart with construction cones — proceed with patience (and snacks).

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Is there a place to refuel between events? (Groom’s Side)

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There is! The Berri Room at the Hyatt Centric will be open 24/7 all weekend long, stocked with water, snacks, mithai, tea, and coffee — basically everything short of emotional support. Come by anytime to recharge, regroup, or escape your relatives for five blessed minutes. For guests staying at the Hyatt - we will have casual Brunch and Dinner set up whenever there isn't an event! Although we encourage guests to get out and explore the Old Port! (See our "Things to Do" page for ideas!) Saturday Night - Food Truck in front of the Hyatt Centric Sunday Night - Casual Dinner in the Dalhousie Room at the Hyatt Centric Monday Morning - Breakfast Buffet in the Dalhousie Room at the Hyatt Centric

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Can I request a song?

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Sure! Write it on a piece of paper. Fold it. Tuck it into your pocket. Never speak of it again.

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What’s the hashtag?

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We tried combining “Sahiba” and “Gundeep” but everything sounded like a pharma startup. Just tag us and hope for the best.

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Are Montreal bagels good?

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Sahiba: “By good, you mean the most incredible, mouth-watering, extraordinary, scrumptious, appetizing, rich, delicious, soft, fluffy bagels you’ve ever tried. Then yes.” Gundeep: “They’re fine, if you enjoy chewing sweet history textbooks with poppy seeds and no schmear.” We suggest you try one, then immediately text your opinion to both of us. Separately.

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Is poutine worth the hype?

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Look — it’s fries, cheese curds, and gravy. At 2 a.m., it’s a spiritual awakening. At 2 p.m., it’s… still pretty great. And yes, it will probably make an appearance at the wedding because this is Montreal and we respect tradition.