Day 1 · Saturday, October 24
at the resort, by the riverPhoolon ki Haldi
Flowers, haldi, music, and zero chance of staying clean. Come ready for mischief; this one's hands-on.
Wear something you won't mourn if it meets turmeric.Golden Hour Sagai
A short and sweet ring exchange as the light turns gold over the water. Blink and you'll miss it, so don't wander far.
Dinner & Haldi games
The games carry on over dinner. Eat well, play unfairly, and settle in. Day two starts early.
Day 2 · Sunday, October 25
the big oneDepart for the Gurudwara
The drive into Rishikesh town takes about an hour. Chai on arrival, but the buses won't wait, so be in the lobby on time.
Anand Karaj
The heart of everything: the Sikh wedding ceremony in the presence of Guru Granth Sahib Ji, with kirtan and the four Laavan.
Head covering is required for everyone: bring a scarf or chunni; spares will be available. Shoes come off at the entrance.The Riverside Rasmein
Varmala, mangalsutra, and sindoor with the river as witness. The vows of two traditions, one after the other.
Lunch
A proper feast. Come hungry.
Vidai Doli
The farewell. Tears are traditional and fully expected. Keep tissues on your person.
Cocktail & Sangeet
Dance performances, an open bar, and a dance floor that expects your participation. The celebration runs late. This is the party.
Evening dress code below: jewel tones, please.
the general mood we're going for