What to Wear
A guide to dressing for each celebration
A curated colour palette and style reference for every event — so you arrive dressed with
intention, joy, and a little magic.
Saturday · 14 November 2026
The Celebrations Begin
Haldi & Roce (Roldi)
Sunshine, turmeric & blessings
An intimate ceremony rooted in love and tradition. Wear something bright and
joyful — and something you don’t mind getting a little golden in.
Dress Code
Indian Traditional Look
Sangeet Night
Sparkle your outfits. Indian or Western — anything you can dance in all night long. This is the night for shimmer, sequins and joy.
Sunday · 15 November 2026
The wedding day
Wedding Ceremony
Sacred vows, eternal promises
Traditional Indian attire in earthy, nature-inspired hues. Honour the beauty of the ceremony with colours that feel grounded and graceful.
✦ Please avoid white, cream & bridal shades
Wedding Ceremony
A formal, refined setting — formal western attire or Indian. Keep it classic and
understated to honour the solemnity of the church ceremony.
✦ Please avoid white — reserved for the bride
Grand Reception
We want this evening to feel as beautiful as it is meaningful. We kindly ask that all guests dress in formal or semi-formal attire — think elegant gowns, tailored suits, sherwanis or sarees. Your thoughtful effort to dress up truly adds to the magic of the evening and means the world to us.
Formal Attire · Black Tie Welcome
this evening has been curated with love, and your elegance completes it.
After Party
The reception wraps up at 9 PM — and then the real fun begins. Come as you
are from the reception or slip into something a little more relaxed. Think smart
casual: dressed-down reception elegance, comfortable enough to dance the rest
of the night away.