South Asian Traditional is not mandatory at all. We do advise to keep it semi-formal and on the modest side since the wedding is at a temple.

Not at all! The world is your oyster—feel free to wear any colors you have or love.

The dress code is Western Semi-Formal or South Asian Traditional—feel free to choose either! There's no need to purchase anything new, but if you've been waiting for the perfect occasion to wear South Asian attire, this is it! If you opt for South Asian attire, I highly recommend a Lehenga, as it’s easier to wear compared to a Sari, which involves pleating and can be tricky to drape. However, if you’re up for the challenge, feel free to wear a Sari!

The dress code is Black-Tie Optional, so bring your dressiest attire and let’s party! If you’ve been waiting for an occasion to wear that prom dress in your closet, this is your chance. Anything that fits the vibe of the evening works perfectly!

Yes that is totally fine! The RSVP will ensure that you select your attendance for each event. Just indicate how you will be present.

Due to limited space, we are only able to accommodate those guests formally invited on your wedding invitation. If you have received a plus one, they will appear under your name when you RSVP. Thanks for understanding!

If your children are included on your wedding invitation, they are warmly welcome to join us! However, we kindly ask that if your little ones become disruptive during the festivities, you make alternate childcare arrangements. Additionally, we request that children are not allowed to roam the venue freely and must be accompanied by a parent at all times.

We highly recommend booking a room in the hotel blocks that I have provided in the Travel and Accommodations page. We will be staying in Bethesda the entire weekend and you should too!

Unfortunately, there will not be an open bar. However, we will arrange for cash bar services.