For all three days, bright, festive colors are encouraged!
Women can wear long maxi dresses, sarees, or lehengas, and men can wear suits with colorful ties, kurta pajamas, or dressy attire.
In South Asian tradition, red color is traditionally worn by the bride. We kindly ask that guests avoid wearing red during the wedding ceremony.
Check out these websites/stores for more information on different styles of Indian attire:
Websites (beware of shipping times):
Lashkaraa: http://www.lashkaraa.com/
The Saree Room: https://www.thesareeroom.com/
The House of Indya: https://www.houseofindya.com/
CBazaar: https://www.cbazaar.com/
Kalki Fashion: http://www.kalkifashion.com/
Pernia's Popup: https://www.perniaspopupshop.com/
Etsy
Amazon
Boston-area stores:
Chaubandi Boston: 177 Mass ave, Arlington, Massachusetts 02474
Yes! Bring the kids, they will be included in your RSVP. We want the whole family on the dance floor!
If attending all three days, we highly recommend getting around by car.
There is ample parking with attached parking lots for both locations. We recommend carpooling for Bhakta Samaj Center on the day of the Mehndi and Haldi (Pithi).
Parking is free at both locations!
Boston Logan Airport (BOS) is the closest international airport.
Please refer to the names in your RSVP to know if we have provided a plus one for you.
Late May in Boston’s North Shore brings mild spring weather, with daytime highs in the 60s–70s °F and cooler evenings in the 50s.
Expect mostly sunny days with the chance of a light shower, so a light layer or wrap is perfect. We recommend packing umbrellas, light jackets and layerable clothes.
The Baraat is the groom’s dance-filled entrance, and YES... EVERYONE is invited to dance along! Think of it as a parade-meets-dance party. Live dhol (Indian drum) players and DJs will kick off this event with Shyam making his way to Sonya's parents and brother on a horse.
The Baraat will start at the entrance of Danversport Yacht Club at 12pm on Sat, May 30th.
No registry! Just bring your love, appetite and dance moves!
If you wish to honor us with a gift, we kindly welcome cards.
No boxed gifts please.