While we adore your little ones, due to venue capacity we are only able to accommodate children of immediate family and guests traveling from out of town. We truly appreciate your understanding.

We recommend arriving 15–20 minutes before the scheduled start time of each event so you have time to settle in before the celebrations begin. For the ceremony, guests may wish to arrive earlier to experience the Baraat procession.

Each event has its own style and level of formality. Guests are encouraged to dress festively and comfortably for the celebration. Sangeet: Festive cocktail or traditional attire. Bright colors and celebratory outfits are encouraged. Hindu Ceremony: Traditional Indian attire or formal wear is welcome. Many guests choose sarees, lehengas, or suits, but formal Western attire is equally appropriate. Reception: Formal evening attire.

Traditional Indian attire is always welcome, but not required. Guests are encouraged to wear whatever makes them feel comfortable while celebrating with us.

The Sangeet is a joyful pre-wedding celebration filled with music, dancing, and performances by family and friends. It’s a vibrant evening meant to bring both families together and begin the wedding festivities with energy and celebration.

The Baraat is the groom’s wedding procession, where family and friends accompany him to the ceremony with music, dancing, and celebration. Guests are warmly invited to join the procession as we welcome Akhil to the ceremony in joyful style.

Our wedding ceremony will follow traditional Hindu rituals centered around a sacred fire. Guided by a priest, we will take seven symbolic steps together, each representing vows of partnership, love, and shared purpose. The ceremony includes meaningful traditions and family participation, and we are honored to share this sacred moment with you.

We kindly ask guests to be fully present during the ceremony. Should you wish to take picture, please be mindful of our professional photographers who will capture the special moments and be moving around.

Many of the traditions during the wedding ceremony involve family members, but guests are welcome to simply observe and enjoy the experience. If you are invited to participate in a specific moment, someone will guide you along the way.

Your presence and blessings are the greatest gift to us. We kindly request no boxed gifts.

Please RSVP through the website by the date indicated on your invitation so we can finalize arrangements (May 1st).

Parking will be available at the venue. Additional details and directions will be provided closer to the wedding date.