Yes, we ask that you please RSVP by July 1st.
Our hope is to keep our guest list limited to those on our invitations. Please feel free to reach out to us if you have any questions.
No, we will be providing accommodations for our guests during the days of the wedding. If you plan on traveling in India before or after the wedding, you would need to make your own arrangements.
We will have taxis arranged to ensure you get from the airport to the wedding venue safely. Please provide us with your flight details (i.e. time of arrival and gate) in advance so we can ensure that a taxi driver is there to pick you up on time.
We would love for all of our guests to attend events in Indian clothes, though it is not a requirement.
Please do not feel the need to purchase all Indian outfits if you do not want to, but if you would like to wear traditional clothing, here are several websites you can purchase them from: - Aza Fashion (azafashion.com) - Cbazaar (cbazaar.com) - Indya (houseofindya.com) - Kalki (kalkifashion.com) - Lashkaraa (lashkaraa.com) - Mirraw (mirraw.com) - Pernia’s Pop Up Shop (perniaspopupshop.com) - Utsav Fashion (utsavfashion.com) Outfits can also sometimes be found on Etsy or secondhand on Facebook Marketplace. There are also several websites to rent clothes from: - Glamourental (glamourental.com) - All Borrow (allborrow.com) - Borrow the Bazaar (borrowthebazaar.com) Note: We recommend ordering clothes around 1.5 months prior to the wedding to ensure they reach on time. Please also feel free to reach out to us to see if we have any extra Indian clothes than can be provided to you to wear at the wedding!
Yes, you do need a visa to travel to India. Only those who are nationals of Bhutan, Maldives and Nepal or those with an Overseas Citizen of India (OCI) card do not need a visa. We recommend getting the visa in advance to ensure it arrives on time.
We recommend booking your flights as soon as possible for the cheapest options.
We recommend arriving to India at least 1-2 days prior to the wedding to allow your body to adjust from the long flight and time difference.
Rajasthan is a desert with the days being around 72°F/22°C and the nights being around 48°F/9°C. Since it does get chilly at night, we do recommend that you bring layers such as jackets or cardigans.
Only drink bottled water and eat hot foods at restaurants in India as the tap water and street food may cause you to get sick.
Credit cards may work in India, however, it is a country that relies heavily on cash so we recommend taking cash out at the airport or a local bank. Some areas may use Google Pay, so we suggest having that set up as another option.
Some plans may cover international travel to India and we recommend that you check with your carrier prior to traveling. For those that aren't covered, we recommend getting an eSIM such as Airalo.