Come by for a bite to eat and a drink on the coast—nothing fancy, just good food and good company. Whether you stay for a sip or the whole evening, we’d love to see you. *Please note parking is limited, so we suggest walking or carpooling.

Join us for an optional light breakfast on the lawn at Gulf Place before the ceremony. Feel free to stop by for a bite before the Baraat and festivities begin.

Please join the groom, his family, and friends for the traditional Baraat procession before the ceremony. The Baraat is a joyful and vibrant celebration that marks the groom’s journey to the wedding venue. Accompanied by music and dancing, this lively procession symbolizes the union of two families and the groom’s arrival to marry his bride. The procession will begin in the parking lot across the street from The Vue and continue across the road, leading down to the beach through The Vue’s private beach entrance. Guests from both families are warmly invited to join in the celebration!

Immediately following the Baraat, we’d love for all our family and friends to join us for the wedding ceremony as we officially tie the knot! We’re so excited to celebrate this special moment with the people who mean the most to us.

Directly after the ceremony, please join the bride, groom, and their families for an Indian lunch on the lawn at Gulf Place.

Please join us for an unforgettable evening of dinner, dancing, and joyful celebration under the stars at The Vue. Let’s come together to share laughter, music, and special moments celebrating the newlyweds surrounded by friends and family.

Stop by the Benziger house for Bagels and Bloody's on the way out of town (or on the way to the beach). Hosted by Ms. Charlotte Young and Mrs. Susan van Wagenberg