FAQs

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What is the dress code for each event?

Answer

Mehendi night - Comfortable! Ladies: Light Indianwear Lenghas or Gown/Dresses, Indo-Western, Semi-Formal Western Attire Gentlemen: Light Kurtas or other Ethnic-wear, Business Casual Welcome Night - Casual! Just be comfy. Ganesh Sthapana/Grah Shanti/Haldi- Colorful! Ladies: Lehengas, Gowns/Dresses, Saris, Indo-Western, Semi-Formal Western Attire Gentlemen: Kurtas or other Ethnic-wear, Business Casual or Suit Sangeet Night - Something you can dance in! Ladies: Lehengas, Gowns/Dresses, Saris, Indo-Western, Semi-Formal or Formal Western Attire Gentlemen: Kurtas or other Ethnic-wear, Business Casual or Suit Wedding Ceremony Ladies - Lehengas, Gowns, Saris, Indo-Western, other Ethnic-wear, Semi-Formal or Formal Western Attire Gentlemen - Kurtas or other Ethnic-wear, Business Casual or Suit Reception Ladies - Lehengas, Gowns/Dresses, Saris, other Ethnic-wear, Indo-Western, Formal Western Attire Gentlemen - Formal Suit

Question

I'm not Indian, but I kind of want to wear Indian-wear. Is that OK?

Answer

YES! We would love for anyone who wants to wear ethnic clothing for any or all of our wedding events, to do so.

Question

Is there parking available at the wedding & sangeet venue?

Answer

Yes! There is a large parking lot in the back of the venue nearest to the entrance to the lower level of the venue, where the sangeet will be held. There is also a parking lot as soon as you enter the venue, closest to the main entrance where the reception will be held.

Question

Do you have any hotel recs? What about transporting to and from the hotel?

Answer

Check out our Travel tab to book a room in our hotel block and see more information about our shuttle service!

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What about wedding gifts? Do you have a registry?

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We are kindly requesting no boxed gifts. Any monetary gifts you’d like to contribute will be greatly appreciated and put towards our home in the future.

Question

I hear the bride and groom and their families play games during the ceremony. What's this about?

Answer

There are a lot of fun traditions surrounding Indian weddings. One is for the bride's family to steal the groom's shoes as he takes them off before entering the mandap. The groom must pay the bride's family in order to get them back. Another game is played when the bride and groom race to their seats after circling the fire. The first one to sit down wins the game and also is said to have the upper hand in the household.