Schedule
Wednesday, August 19, 2026
Milan's Maiyan & Jaggo
6:00 pm
12350 Pattullo Place, Surrey, BC V3V 8C3, Canada
What to wear: Traditional Punjabi or Western Formal
Join the Mann Family for an evening celebrating two joyful Punjabi pre-wedding traditions. The Maiyan is a meaningful ceremony where family and friends apply a yellow turmeric paste on to the groom as a symbol of cleansing, blessings, and good fortune before the wedding day. The Jaggo, meaning “wake up,” is a vibrant celebration that traditionally announced the wedding to the community through music, dancing, and festivities. It’s an energetic evening where the groom’s family and friends come together to sing, dance, and celebrate. Together, these two ceremonies set the perfect tone for the wedding festivities ahead.
Jordyne's Welcome Party & Jaggo
6:00 pm
31863 Kenney Ave, Mission, BC V4S 1E4, Canada
What to wear: Traditional Punjabi or Western Formal
Join us for the Bride’s Jaggo & Welcome Party - a garden-inspired celebration honouring the memory of both grandmothers and the love they shared for gardening. This special evening marks the beginning of the wedding festivities and is a chance for the bride’s family and friends to come together, reconnect, and welcome loved ones arriving from near and far. The Jaggo, meaning “wake up,” is a vibrant Punjabi wedding tradition that historically announced the wedding to the community through music, dancing, and celebration. It is an energetic evening filled with singing, dancing, and love as we officially kick off the celebrations ahead.
Friday, August 21, 2026
Wedding
9:30 am
29023 Haverman Road, Abbotsford, BC V4X 2P3, Canada
The Anand Karaj, meaning “blissful union,” is the Sikh wedding ceremony in which the couple walks around the Guru Granth Sahib four times. Each round symbolizes their spiritual commitment to one another and to God. Rooted in love, faith, and devotion, the ceremony is a sacred celebration of unity, and lifelong commitment. Schedule Milni (Breakfast) | 9:30 AM Anand Karaj (Sikh Wedding Ceremony) | 11:00 AM Langar (Vegetarian Lunch) & Photographs | 1:00 PM Attire - Men: Suit or traditional kurta pajama - Women: Long dress or traditional Punjabi suit - Shades of pink and green are warmly encouraged, but not required. - Out of respect for the Sikh ceremony, we kindly ask guests to refrain from wearing sleeveless outfits, short dresses, or low-cut attire. As is customary in Sikh tradition, all guests will be required to cover their heads during the ceremony. Rumals will be provided for men, while women may choose to wear a scarf or rumal.
Saturday, August 22, 2026
Reception
5:00 pm
1055 Canada Place, Vancouver, BC V6C 0C3, Canada
Formal Attire
Schedule Cocktail Hour | 5:00 PM Reception to Follow Please let us know if you are able to join us. To RSVP, we ask that you enter your name exactly as it appears on the front of your invitation envelope so we can ensure everything is organized smoothly for your arrival and dinner service. As this is a celebration reserved for our invited guests, we kindly share that only those named on the invitation are included in the guest list for the reception. Once you have confirmed your attendance, please select your preferred dinner entrée from the options. We are unable to make menu changes once selections have been submitted, so we kindly ask that you include any dietary restrictions at the time of RSVP. This will be an adults-only celebration, and we are truly grateful for your understanding. Thank you we can’t wait to celebrate with you!