Schedule

Pellikuthuru and Pellikoduku

8:00 am - 12:00 pm

What to wear- We'd love to see everyone in yellow, orange, or pink for these ceremonies! To keep things simple, just pick one color for your outfit. Yellow can be a bright or darker shade, but if you choose to wear pink or orange, the brighter the better! :) The idea is to create a bright and festive look cohesively, while letting the bride shine in her most colorful outfit!

ATTIRE SUGGESTIONS: For Women: Sarees, lehengas, salwar suits, or a blouse/skirt in any of the preferred colors are wonderful options. Western outfits such as dresses or elegant tops are welcome as well—choosing something in one of the suggested colors will look beautiful! For Men: Kurta-pajamas, dhotis, or similar traditional attire with cream and gold accents work very well. Western options like dress shirts or suits in lighter shades are also appropriate. We kindly ask men to avoid dark-colored dress pants if possible. IMPORTANT NOTES: ***Shoes will need to be removed inside the home, so please plan your footwear accordingly.*** ***Please refrain from wearing dark colors if possible to maintain a bright, festive aesthetic.***

Wedding

8:00 am - 11:00 am

Please join us in vibrant, festive attire—avoiding black and the couple’s colors (listed below under important notes).

ATTIRE SUGGESTIONS For Women: Traditional outfits such as sarees, lehengas, or salwar suits are ideal. Western outfits like formal or cocktail dresses in festive, pastel, or deeper shades are also welcome. For Men: Kurta-pajamas, dhotis/panchas, or other traditional attire are excellent choices. Western attire such as shirts or suits in lighter or darker shades is also welcome. ***Darker palettes are acceptable for both men and women as long as they do not include the colors to avoid listed below.*** IMPORTANT NOTES Shoes must be removed inside the temple. Please wear footwear that is easy to remove, or consider wearing socks if you prefer not to walk barefoot. Colors to avoid (reserved for the couple or considered inappropriate): 1. Black, as it is considered inauspicious. 2. Fuchsia paired with indigo/purplish blue – bride and groom’s first set of outfits. 3. White/cream paired with dark red – bride and groom’s second set of outfits.