1:30 pm - 4:30 pm
Vibe: Relaxed After you have checked in, we invite you to get your hands decorated with Mehendi (henna). Mehendi is a pre-wedding custom where intricate henna designs are applied to the bride’s hands and feet, symbolizing beauty, joy, and auspicious beginnings. Attire suggestions - Light fabrics, bright colors Indian: Light lehengas, or salwar suits in bright colors // Kurta-pajamas, short kurtas and jeans Non-Indian: Maxi dresses, flowy skirts with blouses, or light tunics with palazzo pants // Linen shirts with light trousers
6:30 pm - 10:00 pm
Vibe: Glamorous and energetic The party of all events - filled with music, dance, and playful performances by family and friends, celebrating the joyful connections between families. Be ready to dance and eat lots of good food Attire suggestions - Indian: Sarees, Lehengas, Shararas, Anarkalis // Kurtas, Sherwanis Non-Indian: Cocktail dresses, Gowns with Indian-inspired prints, Fusion outfits like a skirt with a crop top // Dress shirts, suit, formal trousers.
9:00 am
Vibe: Playful and Messy Haldi is a vibrant ritual in which turmeric is applied to the bride and groom to purify, beautify, and bless them for their new journey ahead. Attire suggestions - Indian: Simple yellow or colorful sarees, salwar suits, or lightweight lehengas // Light yellow or colorful kurtas with pajama pants. Non-Indian: Sundresses, tunics, or flowy pants with a blouse in bright colors // Linen shirts or casual kurtas with light trousers.
4:00 pm
Vibe: Festive, and Traditional. Before the wedding, both "sides" of the family have the option to participate in the wedding procession - a tradition full of dancing and joy. The two families will formally "meet" each other in the middle and proceed to the wedding ceremony together. The main wedding ceremony featuring sacred rituals, vows, and cultural traditions that solemnize the union of the couple and mark the beginning of their lifelong commitment together. Attire suggestions - Indian: Sarees, Lehengas, Shararas, Anarkalis // Kurtas, Sherwanis. Non-Indian: Cocktail dresses, Gowns with Indian-inspired prints, Fusion outfits like a skirt with a crop top // Dress shirts, suit, formal trousers.