Event Themes & Dress Codes
Sangeet
“Mehfil in Montreal”
Think: candlelit courtyard energy inside a dazzling chapel. Dress vibrant, festive, and photo-ready — jewel tones and rich fabrics. Indian or western or Indo-Western. Bonus points for anything that sparkles when you twirl. Bring your dancing shoes!
Vatna
"Shades of Sunlight"
A full-color explosion. We’re talking wild marigolds, cheeky decor, and no neutrals allowed. Yellows, oranges, light pinks — if you blend into a mango lassi, you’re doing it right. Indian or Western attire. This will get messy (and fun), so plan accordingly.
Anand Karaj
"Sacred & Serene"
Bride’s side: Wear shades of sage green (earthy, soft, elegant — like if calm had a color). Groom’s side: Dress in dusty pink / Kashmiri chai tones (yes, that very specific muted rose hue that whispers “I moisturize”). We’d love to see you in traditional attire but wear whatever is comfortable for you. As long as it’s Gurudwara appropriate and comfortable for sitting. **Head coverings are required during the ceremony — scarves and turbans will be provided if you do not have them.**
Reception
"The Woods Stayed Up Late"
Think forest at midnight: moody, elegant, and a little enchanted. Deep navy, charcoal, black, burgundy, metallics, and shadowy florals are all welcome. It’s the first night of fall clinging to summer’s last gold hour — and you’re the best-dressed guest in the clearing. **Black Tie Preferred**