​EVENTS + DRESSCODE

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We are so excited to celebrate with you. Upon arrival, our check-in desks will guide you to your allocated rooms. Please plan your travel so your flight lands by the afternoon at the latest, allowing you time to settle in before the festivities begin.

 

Across the events, comfort is key! Think outfits you can move, mingle, and dance in. We highly encourage flat comfortable shoes.

 

Each event has its own colour palette and vibe, so we’ve shared some outfit inspiration below to help you plan your looks. Think of these as a guide rather than a rulebook, the most important thing is that you feel like your best self in what you wear.

*There will be saree drapers on both days to help with any saree styling*

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29th October

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Mehndi Party

5:30 PM onwards

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The official kickoff to the celebrations! The Mehndi Party is a fun evening of music, dancing, mehndi, cocktails and dinner!

 

What to wear?
Indo-western or Indian festive wear. Lehengas, shararas, kurta sets, or fusion silhouettes vibrant, playful colours, think bold pinks, oranges, greens, and bright, expressive tones.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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​​​30th October

 

Haldi Brunch   

10:00 AM

A daytime celebration and brunch where the bride and groom are adorned with turmeric paste and flowers in preparation for the wedding ceremony.

 

What to wear?
Light, pastel Indian wear. Soft tones such as ivory, champagne, yellow, and blush, sky blues.  Flowing silhouettes and breathable fabrics are ideal!

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Wedding Ceremony & Reception

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3:30 PM - Baraat Gathering

4:00 PM - Baraat Procession

5:00 PM - Wedding Ceremony 
7:00 PM Onwards - Reception & Dinner

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Wedding Ceremony, Reception & Dinner
An evening of dining, music, and dancing as the celebrations continue into the night.

 

What to wear?

 

Formal Indian wear

Sarees, lehengas, and tailored suits are all welcomed. Rich jewel tones, emerald, ruby, sapphire, onyx, along with luxurious fabrics and embellishments!

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