Events

Sangeet

7:30 pm

Come dressed in your favorite festive desi outfits! Ladies, think of your sparkly, sexy lehngas that you've been DYING to wear or that backless blouse sari! Gentlemen, feel free to wear a comfortable, yet properrrr kurta or a nice shirt with your best dress pants. The goal is to look good and feel great as we dance the night away!

Sangeet: A Night of Music and Dance The Sangeet is one of the most lively and joyous pre-wedding celebrations, filled with music, dance, and laughter. This event brings together both families in a spirit of togetherness and festivity, setting the perfect tone for the days ahead. Significance of the Sangeet Traditionally, the Sangeet was a time for the bride's family to welcome the groom's family and celebrate their union with songs and dance. Over time, it has evolved into a grand celebration where both families showcase their talents, create beautiful memories, and strengthen their bond. The Celebration The evening is marked by vibrant performances, where family and friends prepare dances, songs, and even skits to entertain everyone. It's a time to let loose, enjoy, and share in the collective happiness. The bride and groom often join in the fun, making it a truly inclusive celebration.

Anand Karaj

10:15 am

Pastels and Florals! Ladies, a suit of your choice (Salwar, gharara, sharara) with a modest neckline. Gents, Kurta Pajama's or light sherwani's are preferred! Dress code: Head must be covered and shoes removed prior to entering the ceremony space

Anand Karaj: The Blissful Union The Anand Karaj, meaning "Blissful Union," is the beautiful and sacred Sikh wedding ceremony. It represents the spiritual journey of two souls coming together as one, guided by the divine teachings of Guru Granth Sahib Ji. Significance of Anand Karaj The Anand Karaj is more than just a wedding; it is a sacred bond that unites the couple in a lifelong commitment to love, respect, and spiritual growth. The ceremony emphasizes equality, mutual respect, and the shared journey of the couple as they embark on a new chapter of their lives together. The Ceremony The ceremony begins with the singing of Asa Di Var, followed by the main wedding rites. The couple sits before the Guru Granth Sahib Ji as hymns are sung, seeking blessings for a harmonious married life. The most significant part of the ceremony is the "Laavan," where the couple circles the Guru Granth Sahib Ji four times, each round signifying a vow towards a deeper spiritual and marital bond.

After Party

Sun, Nov 17, 2024, 6:00 pm - Mon, Nov 18, 2024, 2:00 am

The after party of all after parties! Come and dance the wedding week away. We made it!