FAQs
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When should I RSVP by?
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Please respond via the RSVP tab at the top of our website no later than August 20th, 2026. Please indicate which events you will be attending. Everyone is invited to the ceremony and welcome party on September 25th and the reception on September 26th!
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Do you have any hotel recommendations?
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Yes, please see the Travel tab at the top of our wedding website for more hotel information.
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Will transportation be provided?
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Yes, we will provide a shuttle from the Somerset Hills Hilton hotel to the Hindu ceremony on Friday morning, welcome party on Friday evening and the reception on Saturday evening. There is plenty of parking at the Somerset Hills Hilton hotel for those not staying at the hotel to take the shuttle. Pick-up times and locations will be shared closer to the event date. If you are not able to make the shuttle times, Uber and Lyft are great alternative options.
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I have a food allergy, can I make a special request?
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Yes, there will be a section in the RSVP where you can indicate any dietary restrictions or allergies.
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Who should I reach out to for questions?
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Please reach out to our planner, Jenny for any questions. She is best reached by text at 973-868-9431 or by email at jenny@jennyorsinievents.com. Otherwise feel free to reach out to Madison and Neeraj directly!
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*****Hindu Ceremony FAQs*****
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What should I wear to the Hindu Ceremony?
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Our South Indian Hindu ceremony has a semi-formal or Indian festive dress code, and we'd love to see our guests in either! Think bright, celebratory, and comfortable enough to sit, stand, and move around. For women: Saris, lehengas, or salwar kameez are all wonderful options if you'd like to wear Indian attire. If you prefer Western wear, a tea-length or semi-formal dress is perfect. For men: A kurta, sherwani, or other Indian festive outfit is great — or a button-down shirt and coat with slacks works just as well. A few notes: Indian celebrations love color, so feel free to embrace bright and bold tones! Out of respect for tradition, we kindly ask guests to avoid all-white or all-black outfits, and to keep shoulders and knees covered.
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Will there be food at the Hindu ceremony?
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Yes — come hungry! We'll have breakfast, snacks, and refreshments out throughout the ceremony for you to munch on. If you're new to South Indian Hindu weddings, here's a lovely thing to know: the ceremony is a relaxed, flowing affair, and it's completely customary for guests to eat, chat, and mingle while it's underway. So please don't feel shy about grabbing a bite or catching up with a neighbor — it's all part of the celebration! Once the ceremony wraps, we'll serve a traditional South Indian vegetarian thali lunch — a generous spread of dishes served on a single platter, finished off with dessert. It's a feast, so save plenty of room.
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*****RECEPTION FAQs*****
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Will there be parking at the Stevens' residence?
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No :( Unfortunately, there is no parking available for guests at the Stevens' residence at 57 Lamerson Road. Guests are strongly encouraged to park their cars at The Somerset Hills Hotel. Round trip transportation between the hotel and the residence will be provided. Shuttles will depart the hotel at 4:30pm and will resume at 10:30pm to bring guests back to the hotel. Guests are more than welcome to use Uber or Lyft if they prefer. Please be advised that drop off must be at the top of the driveway. Thank you!
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Is there a dress code?
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Yes, dress your best! We ask that our guests please wear formal attire (suits for men & elegant floor or ankle length dresses or equivalent for women).
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Are kids welcome?
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While we love your little ones, this is a night for adults to celebrate and have a good time!
