FAQs

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Do I have to RSVP ?

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Yes. An RSVP is required for everyone. In order for us to plan and focus on important aspects of the wedding, please RSVP by August 5th

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How many guests can I bring ?

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Although we would love to accommodate everyone, with the current covid situation, we are keeping the gathering to a small number. Please let the host know if you are bringing additional guests who are not on the guest list. We will try our best to accommodate them. Thank you ! Also let us know if you are bringing kids under 10.

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What should I do if I can't make it ?

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We are so sad to even think of that! You will be missed! If you can't make it please let us know and also reply NO in the RSVP section, so that we can plan accordingly. If one of your family member can’t make please reply NO in the RSVP for them,

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Do I have to sit still through the entire wedding ceremony?

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As we are having a traditional south indian ceremony- we know they run longer than most so please feel free to step away as needed.

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What should I do 2 weeks before Wedding?

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Considering current conditions and everyone’s safety, we want to make sure all precautions are taken before the wedding. Please monitor your health. If you travelled out of country or if you think you’ve been exposed, please make sure to quarantine at home and take a test before attending the wedding. Let’s all do our bit to ensure everyone is safe and to have fun at the wedding.

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Are the guests monitored for symptoms?

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Yes, We will follow up with guests after the wedding and make sure everyone is safe. Thank you for understanding.

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Are you taking precautions due to COVID?

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Yes - All the guests attending are near and dear to us and your health is a top priority! We will be providing sanitizer stations. We will be setting up seating in a distanced manner to allow for everyone to comfortably participate in this day with us. **We also ask all of our guests attending to avoid severely crowded areas a week leading up to the wedding to make sure we are all being collectively responsible for each other's safety**