Mohit & Rashika's wedding
Day 1
Sunday, December 13, 2026
Jaipur
India
Day 2
Monday, December 14, 2026
Jaipur
India
About the hosts
Mohit & Rashika's story
It all began with a few phone calls where we realized just how easily we clicked. Wanting to turn those conversations into reality, we decided it was time to meet in person. To get that very first look and talk face-to-face, he didn’t hesitate—he booked a flight and flew straight to my city just to see me.
We spent the entire day together talking, laughing, and getting to know each other. By the end of the day, there was no doubt left in our hearts. We called our families and gave them the easiest "yes" of our lives.
Day 1Sunday, December 13, 2026Jaipur
Starting time (approximately): 12:30 PM
Venue and host contact details will be disclosed upon booking.
Haldi and Sagai
Haldi Ceremony & Lunch: We will kick off the celebrations with the Haldi ceremony—a traditional Indian ritual where turmeric paste is applied to the bride and groom for good luck and blessing. Afterward, a delicious lunch will be served.
Break & Dress Change: You will then have a two-hour break to get ready and change into your evening attire.
Cocktail, Sagai & Sangeet: The evening will feature our Cocktail, Sagai, and Sangeet celebrations. Get ready for a night packed with music and dancing! If you’d like to perform a dance, we would love for you to take the stage.
Ring Exchange: We will wrap up the evening with our Sagai ceremony, where the groom and bride will exchange rings.
Day 2Monday, December 14, 2026Jaipur
Starting time (approximately): 10:30 AM
Venue and host contact details will be disclosed upon booking.
Shadi
On the main wedding day, the groom arrives in a grand procession called the Baraat, greeted with music and dancing. The core ritual is the Pheras, where the bride and groom take seven sacred vows around the holy fire (Agni), solemnizing their bond for life.
Food & Hospitality: Food is at the heart of the wedding. Guests enjoy lavish spreads featuring a wide variety of traditional Indian dishes, rich curries, street food stalls (chaat), and elaborate desserts.
Music & Dance: From traditional folk tunes to fast-paced Bollywood and Dhol beats, music fuels the entire celebration, keeping everyone on the dance floor late into the night.
