5:00 pm - 11:45 pm
Guests are encouraged to wear yellows, oranges, florals, reds and pinks (or other soft festive colors). Traditional South Asian attire is welcome, as well as light, semi-formal outfits
A Mayoun is an intimate event that marks the beginning of the wedding celebrations. It is a time for close family to bless the couple with love, laughter, and good wishes. During this event, family members apply ubtan (a turmeric-based paste) as a symbol of prosperity, joy, and a radiant new beginning.
5:00 pm - 11:45 pm
This is a bright, festive event: guests are encouraged to wear colorful outfits such as jewel tones, pastels, or traditional South Asian attire.
The Mehndi is a lively pre-wedding celebration filled with music and dancing. Traditionally, mehndi is applied to the bride’s hands and feet as a symbol of love, beauty, and good fortune.
3:30 pm - 9:00 pm
Please dress in formal with a modest silhouette. Traditional South Asian formalwear is welcome, as are elegant Western outfits. Neutral tones, soft colors, or classic formal shades are ideal for this solemn and celebratory occasion.
The Nikkah is the official Islamic marriage ceremony, where the couple’s union is solemnized in the presence of family and loved ones. This is a meaningful and spiritual moment centered on vows, prayer, and blessings as the couple begins their life together.