FAQs

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When should we be seated for the Hindu ceremony?

Answer

Please be seated by 10:00 am for the bride’s entrance so the ceremony can start on time.

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When should we be seated for the civil ceremony?

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Please be seated by 4:00 pm so the ceremony can start promptly at 4:30 pm.

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What colour is traditional for the bride’s outfit at the Hindu ceremony?

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The bride traditionally wears red, a colour symbolising love, prosperity, and joy.

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Do I need to wear Indian attire for the Hindu ceremony?

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Indian attire is encouraged but completely optional. Guests may wear whatever feels comfortable. Bright colours are welcome.

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Do I need to change into English wedding attire for the civil ceremony?

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No - guests are welcome to wear Indian attire or traditional English wedding clothing, whichever they feel most comfortable in. Formal or elegant attire is recommended.

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Can children attend?

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We love your little ones, but our celebration is adults only to allow everyone to relax and enjoy the evening. Thank you for understanding!

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Can we stay at the wedding venue?

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Accommodation at Shottle Hall is not available for guests. Nearby hotels, B&Bs, and Airbnbs are recommended in the Travel & Accommodation tab.

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What can we do during the break between the Hindu and Civil ceremonies?

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Guests can relax in the bar, explore the grounds, check into their accommodation, or use the time for an outfit change if they wish. Nearby cafés and parks are also available to enjoy.

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Is there parking at the venue?

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Yes! When you arrive, please come to The Hall Entrance. There is a car park on the right-hand side of the driveway.