We encourage semi-formal wear, but we want everyone to wear something they're comfortable in. If, for you, this means traditional Indian attire, such as saris or kurtas, please know that these are more than welcome as well. If the weather co-operates, we will be having the ceremony outside, and either way, the reception will be indoors. Seeing as the ceremony may be outdoors, we suggest comfortable shoes that will work well on grass.
Yes! There's lots of free parking available on site.
Unfortunately, our venue has a limited capacity, and we struggled keeping our guest list small enough to fit. For that reason, we won't be having kiddos at the wedding. However! Kiddos are welcome to join on Friday evening for the Welcome Dinner.
Montreal's weather is about as unpredictable as it comes. Typically at the end of October it's between 10 to 15 degrees Celsius (50-60 Fahrenheit). If it's not raining or too cold we will have the ceremony outside.
We have so many people we love that we want to share this day with, and it's been really hard narrowing down our list to fit the venue. We've addressed all of the invitations to those we are hoping will be able to attend, so we ask that you respect that when sending your RSVPs.
While we encourage our guests to wear Indian dress, we know not everyone has them. It is by no means a requirement and you are welcome to come in whatever you are comfortable in. If you are interested in wearing Indian dress, there are a few rental and buying options that you can find online. You would be looking for saris or lehengas (women) and kurtas (men)