FAQ

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What is the dress code?

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Our Nikah will be a formal affair, and we'd love for everyone to dress to impress.

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When should I RSVP by?

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To help us with our planning, please RSVP to the events as soon as possible. However, the deadline is May 10th, 2026. If we don't receive your RSVP by this date, we cannot make exceptions and will have to mark you as a 'no'. We need to provide the venue with a total guest count in a timely manner. We hope you can understand.

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Can I bring a plus one?

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Due to limited space, we can only accommodate guests who are formally invited. If you've received a plus one, they'll be specifically addressed on the invitation letter. Otherwise, we ask that only the named people in the invitation are in attendance.

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Are children welcome?

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Of course, children are welcome to join in the celebration! If your little ones aren't already listed on your invitation, please be sure to include their names when you RSVP so we can plan accordingly.

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What time should I arrive?

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The ceremony will begin promptly at 6:15P.M. Please arrive no later than 6:00P.M. to allow time to park, enter the venue, and find your seat.

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Does the venue offer parking?

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Yes, the venue offers parking with a large parking garage located across the street. Guests can typically access parking with ease due to it's convenient location.

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Can I take photos during the Nikah Ceremony?

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We ask that you kindly put your phones and cameras away during the ceremony as we want you all to be present with us in the moment. We'll have a professional photographer and videographer capturing the ceremony for us. Other than the ceremony, such as the reception, yes! Please feel free to take as many photos and videos as you like.

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Will there be an open bar?

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As this will be an Islamic wedding ceremony, we will not be serving alcohol. There will be plenty of delicious food, non-alcoholic beverages, and amazing company to keep the celebration joyful.