Schedule of the Day
Saturday 11th July, 2026
Hindu Ceremony
Groom’s entrance/procession "Bor Jatri" / "Janti"10:30am arrival, 11:00am start at front gate
Groom’s welcome
"Bor Boron" / "Dulaha Swagat"11:15am
Lunch Food Market OpenFrom 12pm
Performances and Speeches 5:00pm
The groom’s entrance procession will begin sharply at 11:00am.
If you would like to join the procession on the groom’s side, please arrive by 10:30am so everyone can be ready and in position.
Guests on the bride’s side who would like to be present for the groom’s welcome should also arrive by 10:30am.
Please note that vehicles will not be able to enter through the front gate between 10:45am and 11:15am.
Guests who are only attending the Hindu ceremony, which begins at 11:30am, should arrive after 11:15am. You will then be guided to the ceremony area.
11:30am-3:00pm
Hindu CeremonyEvening Food OpensAfterparty6:00pm
8:30pm
What Should I Wear on Saturday?
Hindu Wedding Ceremony & Celebrations
We warmly encourage guests to wear traditional Indian or Nepali attire to celebrate the culture and colour of the day. Saris, lehengas, salwar suits, kurtas, sherwanis, and other cultural dress are all very welcome.
If you prefer Western clothing, please choose colourful formalwear. We kindly ask guests to avoid wearing all white or all black.
Evening Celebrations
You’re very welcome to stay in your daytime outfit, but if you’d like to change, the evening is the perfect time to go even more glamorous. Think sparkly lehengas, embellished saris, statement jewellery, and colourful jackets — the more festive, the better!
AFTERPARTY- If you want to get comfortable and wear an afterparty outfit, then please feel free. The bride and groom will be getting changed into their afterparty outfits so they can dance their nights away!