Haldi is a colorful and lively pre-wedding ceremony that is believed to bring good luck and ward off evil spirits. The ceremony involves the application of a paste made of turmeric and other natural ingredients on the bride and groom's face, hands, and feet. The ceremony is usually accompanied by singing, dancing and lots of laughter.

Please wear yellow or white if possible. Further details: Desi outfit guide

Lunch will be provided.

Sangeet is an evening of music, dance, and celebration. It is a time for the families of the bride and groom to come together and bond over song and dance performances. The event usually includes traditional Indian music, such as Bollywood songs and Bhangra, and guests are encouraged to dance and join in the festivities. Overall, it is a night of joy and togetherness that sets the tone for the upcoming wedding celebration. We will also have a mehendi artist available to do small designs!

Please wear colorful, formal clothing. Further details: Desi outfit guide

Dinner will be provided.

The wedding ceremony involves a series of rituals and traditions, each with their own significance and meaning. The bride and groom typically exchange garlands, symbolizing their acceptance of each other as life partners. The couple then takes seven vows, or pheras, around a sacred fire, each vow representing a different aspect of married life. The groom also presents the bride with a mangalsutra, a sacred necklace that symbolizes their union. The ceremony concludes with the groom placing sindoor, a red powder, on the bride's forehead, symbolizing their union and the bride becoming a married woman.

Please wear formal clothing. If you prefer to wear traditional Indian for the ceremony and bring a change of clothes for the reception, we have an area to store your clothes and change. Further details: Desi outfit guide

We will have small snacks at the ceremony, followed by cocktails and reception with dinner.

The newlyweds and their guests enjoy toasts/speeches, good food, drinks, music and dancing.

Please wear formal clothing. If you prefer to wear traditional Indian for the ceremony and bring a change of clothes for the reception, we have an area to store your clothes and change. Further details: Desi outfit guide

Drinks & dinner will be provided.