The traditional Haldi ceremony will take place on August 6th, where the bride will be adorned with turmeric as per Indian rituals and customs. In the evening, all guests will have mehndi (henna) applied on their hands to embrace the essence of Indian culture and to invite the positive blessings of the divine. There will also be a traditional Dholak ceremony filled with music, dance, and vibrant cultural rituals.

On August 7th, early in the morning, the bride will be gifted her red bridal Chooda (bangles), dipped in milk as part of the sacred Punjabi tradition. Later that evening, the wedding rituals will be held at the banquet, including: • The groom’s grand Baraat entry • The bride’s ceremonial entry • Jai Mala (garland exchange) • Dinner • The sacred 7 Pheras and wedding vows • And finally, the emotional Vidai (farewell) ceremony.