Aditee & Madhav

Traditional Indian and Indo-western 

Temperatures will hover around 20-25 degrees during the day but will dip later in the evening to around 8-10 degrees

For our international guests

The Mehendi Ceremony

Mehendi is an ancient form of body art, originating in India and is considered to be a sign of good luck. During the festivities, henna paste is used to apply intricate designs of decorative art to the bride's hands and feet. Female friends and relatives sit around the bride to have henna applied on their hands as well.  

The Sangeet

The word 'sangeet' is synonymous with 'song.' This ceremony involves singing and dancing with the couple to celebrate the onset of their new journey together. Bring your dancing shoes.

12pm to 1.30pm: Wedding ceremony

2pm to 4pm: Speeches and lunch

Women: Saris, Lehengas, or Dresses   

Men: Bandhgalas, Sherwanis, or Suits

The Hindu wedding ceremony is centered around the couple making seven vows to each other as they take seven 'pheras' or circles around the flame. Each phera represents a unique promise that the bride and groom vow to each other.

True love has no endings, only beginnings. Aditee and Madhav’s love story began in Mumbai nearly 6 years ago and has only strengthened since. Now as they embark on another new beginning we would be delighted if you could join in and share our joy as we celebrate their marriage on 16 & 17 December 2023 at the Sukhvilas, Chandigarh.

Best wishes,

Preeti and Vinay Mahendra (Parents of the Groom)

Priya and Sanjay Bhalla (Parents of the Bride)