Michener's Library Bar

Mannor Lawn A baraat is a celebratory wedding procession for the groom involving live music and dancing. He is accompanied by family members, groomsmen, and friends known as baraatis. The procession signifies an age-old tradition of the groom who would travel a great distance to his bride’s hometown to be wed.

Manor Lawn

Water's Edge Grill

Water's Edge Grill The final Indian wedding tradition marks the end of the brides life as a daughter and sister to her immediate family. This is her last departure from her home. She is ready to establish her new role as a wife and daughter-in-law to her grooms family. The brothers of the bride will escort her to her groom's car and say their final good byes. This tradition has been around for centuries. Back in the day a bride would marry and have to move a great distance away from her family. In some cases to another county or half way across the world. She would not know when she would see her family again. This is an exciting yet sad and emotional ritual.

Breakfast Buffet at Chesapeake Corridor

Please make your way over to Manor Lawn at 4:45pm to be seated.

Chesapeake Front Foyer

Chesapeake Ball Room Traditional American Reception Dinner will be served at 7:45pm