The best airports to fly into would be Dallas- Fort Worth International Airport (DFW) or Dallas Love Field (DAL). Keep in mind that our Wedding Venue is about 1 hour away from downtown Dallas.

A traditional Indian wedding is normally a multi-day affair filled with color, celebration, games, traditions and most of all, a lot of dancing. We have chosen to only celebrate one day!

Before the ceremony, there will be the grooms arrival known as the baraat. This will be followed by the traditional ceremony. The ceremony will be around 45 minutes- 1 hour. During this time, we request guests to keep conversations to a minimum and follow along with the ceremony. Our approach to the ceremony is to do the main Hindu rituals and customs. However, to blend our two cultures we will have a Presbyterian minister providing an English interpretations to promote equality and respect for both the bride and groom.

We will have some great photographers documenting the ceremony and ask that guests put their phones away so everyone can remain present in the moment.

A Baraat is a procession in which the groom and his family arrive at the wedding. At a Baraat , we encourage the bride's loved ones to join in toward the end and greet the groom and his family.

Only individuals listed on the invitations are welcome. We appreciate your understanding!

Yes! Children are welcome to come and join the party!

During this special moment in our lives, your presence at our wedding is more than enough to make our day! If you are still insisting on honoring us with a gift, we kindly request no boxed gifts. You can check out the gift registry tab for more details.

Semi-formal or cocktail attire, Indian attire encouraged!