Haldi and Mehendi Event

Celebrate with us in vibrant colors, joyful prints, and festive flair! This event will take place poolside, so please dress comfortably with the setting in mind.

Preferred Attire: Indian Festive Wear

We encourage guests to wear traditional Indian outfits such as:

Flowing lehenga skirts, anarkalis, or salwar suits

Light, breezy sarees (pre-draped styles welcome!)

Kurta sets or kurta with churidar/pajama for men

Color Palette:

Think sunshine and celebration—yellows, marigold, oranges, pinks, greens, and floral prints are perfect for the occasion. Haldi ceremonies traditionally feature yellow tones, so feel free to lean into that!

Poolside-Friendly Tips:

Choose lightweight, breathable fabrics (cotton, chiffon, georgette)

Opt for flat sandals or juttis instead of heels

Be mindful that a bit of turmeric (haldi) may get on your outfit—wear something you’re comfortable getting slightly stained

Sunglasses and hats are welcome for daytime comfort

Accessories & Vibe:

Go playful and festive—think floral jewelry, bangles, and minimal but fun accessories. This is one of the most colorful and lively events, so don’t hold back!

Cocktail Night

Join us for an evening of glamour, music, and celebration! This cocktail night calls for a chic, elevated look with a modern Indian twist.

Preferred Attire: Indo-Western in All Black

We invite guests to dress in all-black ensembles that blend traditional Indian elements with contemporary style—think fusion, sleek silhouettes, and statement details.

What is Indo-Western?

Indo-western fashion combines traditional Indian garments with modern, global styles. This could mean:

A classic Indian piece styled in a contemporary way (like a saree with a modern blouse or belt)

Western silhouettes made with Indian fabrics, embroidery, or draping

Mixing and matching—pairing Indian pieces with Western ones for a fashion-forward look

Outfit Ideas:

Sarees with structured or minimalist blouses

Indo-western gowns or draped dresses

Lehengas paired with modern or cropped tops

Tailored kurta sets, bandhgalas, or Nehru jackets for men

Sharp black suits with Indian-inspired details

Style & Vibe:

This is your moment to go bold and fashion-forward—play with textures like silk, velvet, sequins, or subtle metallic accents while keeping the palette monochrome black.

Accessories & Finishing Touches:

Elevate your look with statement jewelry, embellished clutches, and sleek heels or formal shoes. Hair and makeup can lean glam—think polished, evening-ready looks.

Overall Feel:

Sophisticated, moody, and high-energy—like a luxe black-tie party with an Indian edge.

Wedding Ceremony

Join us as we celebrate the wedding ceremony with tradition, elegance, and timeless style. This is the most formal and meaningful event of the festivities, and we encourage guests to dress in classic Indian attire that reflects the beauty of the occasion.

Preferred Attire: Traditional Indian Formal Wear

Guests are invited to wear refined, traditional Indian outfits such as:

Sarees in silk, chiffon, or georgette

Lehengas with elegant embroidery or embellishments

Anarkalis or formal salwar suits

Sherwanis, bandhgalas, or formal kurta sets for men

Color Palette:

Feel free to embrace rich, celebratory colors like jewel tones (emerald, ruby, sapphire), pastels, or metallics. While vibrant colors are welcome, guests may wish to avoid wearing red, as it is traditionally reserved for the bride.

Style & Details:

Think timeless and sophisticated—this is a wonderful opportunity to wear more intricate embroidery, luxurious fabrics, and heirloom-style pieces. Dressing up is encouraged!

Accessories & Finishing Touches:

Complete your look with statement jewelry, embellished footwear, and polished hair and makeup. Traditional accessories are highly encouraged for this event.

Ceremony Notes:

The wedding ceremony will include sacred rituals and may involve sitting or standing for periods of time, so please dress comfortably while maintaining a formal look.

Overall Feel:

Elegant, traditional, and celebratory—honoring the richness of Indian wedding customs in a beautifully dressed setting.