5:00 pm - 10:00 pm
The mehendi & cocktail party is a nighttime dance party with predominantly Punjabi music. Guests are welcome to get henna done on their hands by local henna artists. Drinks and dinner will be provided. Traditional Indian attire is encouraged; however, colorful, formal wear is also appropriate. For more details regarding dress code, please check the FAQ’s section.
Location: Fern Hall and adjoining Garden Patio
10:00 am - 1:30 pm
The wedding consists of 4 main elements: the baraat, milni, jaimala, and pheras.
The baraat is the groom’s parade, where the groom (mounted on a horse), his family, and his friends loudly and slowly move (and dance) to the location of the wedding. You will be part of the baraat unless directed otherwise. (Location: Pathway from Overlook Lodge to Wedding in the Woods location) The milni is an exchange of gifts between families when the groom reaches the entrance of the “Wedding in the Woods” location. The jaimala is where the bride and the groom exchange floral garlands. During this time, they will exchange vows and rings. They will then take photos with family. (Location: Wedding in the Woods) Lunch will open after the jaimala at Fern Hall. The pheras are when the bride and groom circle around a fire. (Location: Meadowview) Traditional Indian attire is encouraged; however, colorful, formal wear is also appropriate. For more details regarding dress code, please check the FAQ’s section.
5:00 pm - 10:00 pm
The reception is an American-style nighttime dance party. American formal attire is encouraged. Traditional Indian attire is also appropriate. For more details regarding dress code, please check the FAQ’s section. Drinks and dinner will be provided.
Location: Fern Hall and adjoining Garden Patio