For our out of town guests, a meet and greet filled with Indian street food, low-key guest performances, and a chance to get your mehndi done as you get your groove on! The reason that the mehndi takes place so close to the wedding, is because there is an Indian tradition that says the deeper the color of the bride's mehndi, the happier the bride and groom's marriage will be. Designs symbolize various blessings, luck, joy, and love -- lets see if you can find Maneesh's name hidden somewhere in the intricate patterns on Jina's hands!

A few hours after the ceremony, join us for a cocktail hour, followed by dinner and a dance-filled night!

Join the groom for his festive approach toward the bride's family on his horse with music and dancing! This will lead directly into a Hindu ceremony. Traditional Gujarati lunch to follow at the Gratella Ballroom!