Mehndi Ceremony (10 - 12 pm) Enjoy the morning with some music, lakeview and beautiful henna art!

Lunch (12 - 2pm)

Kalire ceremony (1:30 - 2pm) Like the tossing of the bouquet, the bride shakes her dangling wrist ornament over her single female friends and sisters. If a piece falls off, then that person is next in line to get married!

Alcohol is served (12 - 3 pm)

Haldi Ceremony (2 - 3 pm) Here is your chance to cover the couple with flower petals and a traditional turmeric mix!

Baraat (4:30pm) The Baarat is the groom’s lively wedding procession, where he arrives with family and friends dancing to music. The bride doesn't make her entrance yet but her sisters and friends playfully demand a “fee” before letting the groom in, adding fun to the celebration.

Indian Ceremony (5 - 6pm) Guests take their seats 15 minutes early, and the bride walks down the aisle.

Cocktail Hour (6 : 00 - 7:00 pm)

First Dance and Toasts (7:15 - 7: 35 pm)

Dinner (7:35 - 8:30 pm)

Dance pants ON Please!!! (8:30 - 10 pm)

Farewell with sparklers (10:15 pm)

Last shuttle (10:30 pm)