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​Thursday, May 21st

Jonika's Dholki

Please wear your favorite, vibrant Indian attire.

​Friday, May 22nd

Haldi

Celebrate the morning’s spirit in attire that echoes the ceremony’s warmth and beauty.

 Guests are kindly asked to dress formally in shades of

yellow, green, orange or pink.

The color yellow is considered auspicious, symbolizing good fortune, new beginnings, and prosperity.

Please avoid wearing primarily white attire.

Formal Indian attire is encouraged, however, not required.

Guests are encouraged to wear whatever makes them feel most confident and excited to participate in the festivities.

Acceptable ethnic clothing includes sherwanis, lehengas, sharara/palazzo suits, salwaar kameez, and sarees.

Suits with ties, dress pants and sport jackets are also permitted, along with formal dresses or separates.

Mehendi

Guests are invited to embrace the season with festive attire that captures the joyful spirit of the evening ahead.

Light fabrics, warm tones, and floral touches are encouraged.

Please wear shades of yellow, green, orange or pink.

Formal Indian attire is encouraged, however, not required.

Guests are encouraged to wear whatever makes them feel most confident and excited to participate in the festivities.

Acceptable ethnic clothing includes sherwanis, lehengas, sharara/palazzo suits, salwaar kameez, and sarees.

Suits with ties, dress pants and sport jackets are also permitted, along with formal dresses or separates.

Saturday, May 23rd

The Wedding Ceremony

Guests are encouraged to look their best in honor of the couple's union.

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Black Tie Attire

The dress code includes both formal Indian ethnic clothing and American attire.

Tuxedos, suits with ties, lehengas, sarees, gowns, and formal separates are recommended.

Please reserve the color white for the bride.

The Sangeet & Reception

Guests are encouraged to dress and look their best.

Feel free to embrace the radiant atmosphere and sparkling spirit that surrounds the night.

Nothing is "too much."

Black Tie Attire

The dress code includes both formal Indian ethnic clothing and American attire.

Tuxedos, suits with ties, lehengas, sarees, gowns, and formal separates are recommended.

Please reserve the color red for the bride.

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