We’re keeping our celebration intimate, so plus ones are limited. If your invitation includes a guest, you’ll see a “+1” option when you RSVP. If not, we kindly ask that you attend solo. Thanks so much for understanding!
We kindly ask that you make arrangements for your little ones, as our wedding will be a child-free celebration. We hope you enjoy a fun and relaxing evening with us!
We would be so honored and thrilled! There are tons of options to choose from that should work for every type of budget. Many of these clothing companies offer the ability to tailor to your custom measurements, too! It's recommended to place your orders at least a couple of months ahead of time to account for shipping time. We are so excited to see your awesome outfits! Brick and mortar stores in Texas: - Manyavar (Houston & Dallas) https://g.co/kgs/JbMt4Gu https://g.co/kgs/XVUKehU - Palkhi Fashion (Houston) https://g.co/kgs/xXNWtHR - Dolly's Boutique (Houston) https://g.co/kgs/nB16fgE - Pearlings Designer Collection (Houston) https://g.co/kgs/Ze79A6T (jewelry) - Taj Fashion (Austin) https://g.co/kgs/c81h2ue Online stores: - Manyavar https://www.manyavar.com/en-us - Kynah https://shopkynah.com/ - Kalki fashion https://www.kalkifashion.com/ - Indian Wedding Saree (women's) https://www.indianweddingsaree.com/ - Koskii (women's) https://us.koskii.com/ - Samyakk https://www.samyakk.com/
Here's a Pinterest board with some examples! https://pin.it/3n3Uj47qk For Western wear: think yellows, oranges, greens, floral print, garden party/cocktail. For Indian clothing: anything that is yellow, orange, green, brightly colored should work well!
This event is "black tie optional", with suits/tuxes or Indian formal wear for the men and gowns or Indian formal for the ladies. We want you to have fun with what you wear! Glamour and sparkle is highly encouraged! Think: NYE Great Gatsby, with a little bit of Indian spice mixed in. Here's a Pinterest board to use as inspiration: https://pin.it/Xaj9uStKw
Yes! There will be plenty of parking at the Videre Estate across from the ceremony building.
We’re keeping our Hindu ceremony short and sweet—under one hour. It will follow the Arya Samaj tradition, which focuses on simplicity, meaning, and Vedic values. You’ll see a few key rituals, including: Havan (sacred fire ritual): We make offerings to the fire, symbolizing purity and the presence of the divine. Sankalp (vows): We exchange heartfelt promises of love, respect, and partnership. Pheras (circling the fire): We walk around the fire together, taking seven symbolic steps that represent the foundations of a strong marriage. Sindoor and Mangalsutra: The groom places a red powder (sindoor) in the bride’s hair parting and ties a sacred necklace (mangalsutra) to signify commitment. The ceremony will be a blend of tradition and warmth—accessible even if you’re unfamiliar with Hindu rituals. We’re excited to share it with you!