Right after day break, we meet at this ancient Ganesha temple in the outskirts of Guwahati city. The Arya Samaj wedding begins at around 8 am, in the temple premises under trees, with mantras and chants filling up the air. Our priest will explain the meaning of these mantras, and will make sure everyone is involved in this unique wedding. Tea and light breakfast will be served as the rituals go on. Once the rituals are over, we take blessings of parents and Lord Ganesha, and move to a nearby lawn where we will all have a typical Assamese vegetarian meal, with numerous seasonal veggies and greens, some of which are only found in Assam. Post lunch time is the sundowner soiree, which will be spent river-gazing, singing and dancing as we please. We would love to have you see this mix and merging of two cultures in a place of nature and peace.

A fun-filled dressed up but intimate reception dinner at an open lawn, with friends and family of both groom and the bride. Indian and Assamese non vegetarian meals will be served, along with mocktails and snacks. There will be music performances for the guests along with photo ops. A great display of the mix and merge of two different cultures that will come out in the attires, music, food and laughter.