The Wedding of
We're getting married, and we'd love for you to be part of every bit of it — from Haldi morning to the last dance at the reception.
Counting down to
12th February 2027
At a Glance
Our Story
A short, slightly chaotic history of two people who ended up in the same place.
2019
Introduced by a mutual friend at a college reunion in Bangalore, mostly because neither of us wanted to be the one standing alone near the snack table.
2021
A slightly disastrous road trip to Coorg that involved one flat tire and a shared decision that this was, in fact, a person worth road-tripping with long-term.
2024
Two apartments' worth of furniture became one apartment's worth of arguments about furniture, and then a home.
2026
On a rooftop in Jaipur, with both families quietly in on it and pretending very badly not to be. She said yes before he finished the sentence.
The Celebrations
Five events across four days. Each has its own mood, venue and dress code.
A morning of turmeric, laughter, and getting properly messy.
The ceremony that kicks everything off — turmeric paste, music, and both families together before the week gets busy. Close family and friends only.
Henna, dance floors warming up, and the first big outfit of the week.
An afternoon-into-evening celebration with henna artists, music, and food stalls. Comfortable footwear recommended — you'll be on your feet, and eventually dancing.
The night the families compete on the dance floor. Choose sides carefully.
Performances, open dance floor, and dinner. If you've been asked to perform, you already know. If you haven't, the dance floor is open to everyone by 9.
The pheras, the vows, the actual wedding.
The wedding ceremony itself, timed to an early-morning muhurat. Seating opens at 6 AM; the baraat and ceremony follow. Breakfast will be served after the pheras.
An evening to actually sit down, eat well, and celebrate with everyone.
The formal evening celebration — dinner, toasts, and the first dance. The one event where we promise you'll get to sit down for a proper meal.
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Travel & Stay
Most of the celebration happens at the Palace Hotel in Malviya Nagar, Jaipur — the Haldi is at a family residence in C-Scheme.
Nearest airport: Jaipur International Airport. Main railway station: Jaipur Junction.
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Travel arrangements here are illustrative. This demonstration does not book transport or provide real pickup instructions.
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Discuss a Wedding Website FAQ
Check your invitation — some guests are invited to the full week, others to specific events like the Wedding Ceremony and Reception only. On the RSVP form below, just select the events listed on your invitation.
Absolutely, at every event. Please do include them in your RSVP guest count so we can plan seating and food accordingly.
Your presence at the wedding is genuinely the gift — please don't feel obligated to bring anything. If you'd still like to, cash or blessings are always welcome, no registry needed.
Each event has its own dress code listed in the schedule above — Haldi is casual and yellow, Mehendi and Sangeet are festive, the Wedding Ceremony is traditional formal, and the Reception is dressier still. When in doubt, Indian formal works for any event.
Jaipur International Airport is the nearest airport. We'll share exact travel times and a list of nearby hotels closer to the date — message us on WhatsApp if you'd like recommendations now.
We'd love to hear from you at least three weeks before the first event — that's by 19th January 2027 — so we can finalize numbers with our vendors. Earlier is always appreciated.