Attire
What to wear
From celebrations in the daylight to an evening by candlelight, attire follows the rhythm of the day.
Daylight
Baraat · Nikkah · Lunch
Traditional South Asian · Indo-Western · Formal
Traditional South Asian and Indo-Western attire is encouraged for our daytime celebrations. Sarees, lehengas, anarkalis, kurtas, sherwanis and Indo-Western styles are all welcome.
Prefer Western attire? Formal Western dress is equally welcome. Above all, wear something you feel comfortable and confident in.
Colors to avoid
Ivory · White · Gold · Red
New to South Asian attire?
Not sure where to start? We've put together a few of our favorite places to shop.
Where to shopAnd of course, you can always reach out to Wasi or Hope — we're happy to help.
Evening
Reception
Black Tie Optional
Tuxedos and floor-length gowns are welcome, but not required. A dark formal suit and tie or other elegant evening attire is equally appropriate.
Dress for an elegant evening — and choose something you feel comfortable and confident in.
Color to avoid
White
Wear what feels like you.
These guidelines are here to make getting dressed easier, not harder. If you're unsure about anything, please reach out to either of us — we're always happy to help.
A few places we love
Where to shop
New to South Asian attire? These are a few places to start.