Indian weddings are the ultimate excuse to dress up, so trust your instincts and rock whatever makes you feel fabulous and confident! Throughout the three events, you are free to wear either Western or Indian attire. Whether you show up in a sharp suit, a flowy gown, a dazzling lehenga, or a breezy kurta, you’re golden.

And don’t worry, there’s absolutely no danger of cultural appropriation here—this is a judgment-free zone where sequins, silk, and sherwanis live happily together. In fact, the only thing we insist on is that you dress to dance, eat, and celebrate.

For reference, see some good guides below:

• https://www.theknot.com/content/wedding-guest-attire-cheat-sheet

• https://www.brides.com/what-to-wear-to-an-indian-wedding-5076237

• https://www.mohifashion.com/en-int/blogs/news/indian-wedding-dresses-a-complete-guide-to-indian-attire-and-traditions

🌤 Weather Tip: February in Delhi is warm during the day and chilly in the evenings. Since most of our events will be outdoors, we recommend carrying light jackets, scarves, or shawls to stay cozy.

Please see below the dress code and style tips for the three events:

Mehendi & Sangeet 🎶✨

Dress Code: Cocktail / Dressy Casual

✨ Style Tip: Think vibrant and glamorous! Ladies, bring out your cocktail dresses, breezy lehengas, suits, or shararas. Gents, suit up with a dash of festive flair – kurta pyjama, jackets, or blazers are perfect.

Haldi Ceremony 🌞🌿

Dress Code: Dressy Casual (find anything with a dash of yellow)

🌞 Style Tip: Embrace the cheerful hues of yellow with flowy kurtas, breezy dresses, or anything that makes you shine bright. Keep it light and casual.

Wedding & Reception ❤️🎉

Dress code: Formal (Indian or Western)

✨ Style Tip: Ladies, channel timeless elegance with sarees, gowns, or lehengas. Gents, look dapper in sherwanis, bandhgalas or formal suits.

🔴 Note: As a mark of tradition, we kindly request guests to avoid wearing red. You can wear all other colours, including black and white.