Schedule

Maaiyan, Sangeet & Mendhi

11:00 am

The dress code is casual, lightweight, and bright.

This event is being lovingly hosted by Jagvir's Chacha and Chachi. As we celebrate this special occasion, we look forward to gathering with our closest family and friends for a small, intimate, and meaningful celebration.

Jaggo & Chooda

6:00 pm

The dress code for a Jaggo night is festive, vibrant, and traditional Punjabi party wear. This is a high-energy, pre-wedding celebration focused on dancing, so comfort and bold, bright colors are key.

🪔 The Jaago Ceremony: Literally translated as "wake up," the word Jaago is an energetic, late-night party held to announce the upcoming wedding and invite the community to join in the festivities.The Ritual: The women of the family stay awake all night, singing, dancing, and visiting the homes of neighbors. The focal point is a decorated, copper or brass pot (the jaago) filled with lit earthen lamps, also fueled by mustard oil. 💎 The Chuda Ceremony: The chuda (or chooda) is a traditional set of ivory, red, and maroon bangles gifted to the bride by her maternal uncle (her Mama). The Ritual: Held on the before the wedding, the bangles are first purified and blessed in a mixture of milk and rosewater

Anand Karaj

9:00 am

Women Western Options: A floor-length or midi-length modest dress in bright, rich fabrics like silk or chiffon. Men Western Options: A Western suit or blazer works well, but opt for rich, celebratory colors like navy, maroon, or emerald instead of standard black.

IMMEDIATE FAMILY ONLY Anand Karaj translates to "Blissful Union" or "Ceremony of Bliss". It is the sacred and traditional Sikh wedding ceremony, first introduced by the third Guru, Guru Amar Das Ji. The Meaning & PhilosophyIn Sikhism, marriage is viewed as a true partnership of equals and a shared spiritual journey. Soul Merge: It is not simply a social or legal contract, but a sacred merger of two souls who support each other in achieving spiritual enlightenment and merging with the divine. Equality: It emphasizes mutual respect and cooperation, linking the couple in spirit, mind, and body.