This is like a pre-wedding function, where we exchange rings, get some pictures clicked on the stage, followed by the dazzling Bollywood night where our family and friends get on the dance floor and perform in groups/solos/couples on party songs which they would have prepared/choreographed. Followed by some fireworks and dinner.

This is again a fun-filled celebration of applying natural Haldi(turmeric) to the bride and groom followed by other guests. p.s., which might turn into a small Holi festival (a festival of colors mostly enjoyed in India, celebrated by color/water pools) just with Haldi. Most exciting part is, it's gonna be a pool party again with some exciting music followed by finger-licking Brunch.

Post the fun-filled Haldi Ceremony, Guests are off to get ready for the Main function, which starts with Grooms "Baraat", The baraat is a lively procession led by the groom to the wedding venue. Accompanied by family and friends, it features music, dancing, fireworks and colorful decorations. The groom often rides a decorated horse or vehicle, celebrating his journey to marry his bride like a prince. Post Groom's welcome, he awaits for the bride's fairytale entrance, and escorts her to the stage where Bride and Groom performs "Varmala", The varmala ceremony is a beautiful exchange of floral garlands between the bride and groom, symbolizing their acceptance of each other. This colorful ritual takes place on stage, often accompanied by music and cheers from family and friends, marking their union. Guests are usually dressed at their best in this last celebration of the wedding, Males: Bandhgalas, Embroidered Kurta or Indo-wester attires. & Females: Wedding/party wear Sarees or Lehengas