Arrival at Resort

Fri
Feb 7
2020
1:00 pm TO 11:00 pm
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Aalankrita Resort
Hyderabad, India

Haldi Ceremony

Sat
Feb 8
2020
7:30 am TO 9:30 am
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Bride's Ceremony - Deraa Groom's ceremony - Nritya
Aalankrita Resort
Hyderabad, India

Mehndi

Sat
Feb 8
2020
2:30 pm TO 6:30 pm
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Srirastu
Aalankrita Resort
Hyderabad, India

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Sangeet & Raas Garba

Sat
Feb 8
2020
8:30 pm TO 11:00 pm
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Nritya
Aalankrita Resort
Hyderabad, India

Jaan Arrival

Sun
Feb 9
2020
9:00 am TO 10:30 am
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Resort Entrance
Aalankrita Resort
Hyderabad, India

Hindu Wedding Ceremony

Sun
Feb 9
2020
10:30 am TO 1:30 pm
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Tapasaya
Aalankrita Resort
Hyderabad, India

Reception

Sun
Feb 9
2020
6:30 pm TO 11:00 pm
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Shubamastu
Aalankrita Resort
Hyderabad, India

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Checkout

Mon
Feb 10
2020
11:00 am
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Aalankrita Resort
Hyderabad, India

Check-in from 1pm onwards. 


A buffet lunch and dinner will be available at Manika Milap at 1pm and 7.30pm respectively.


Join us for a drink at Prakruta bar from 9pm onwards.

The Haldi ceremony marks the beginning of the wedding rituals.

A sacred paste prepared with turmeric is applied on the bride and groom by friends and family.


Location

PLEASE NOTE: Haldi for the groom and bride will be occurring at the same time in different areas of the resort.

The bride's ceremony will be at Deraa

The groom's ceremony will be at Nritya

Dress code

Yellow traditional Indian/Western casual wear

A celebration where mehndi (henna) is put on the hands and feet of the bride and other women present. Indian wedding tradition calls for a Mehndi ceremony to be held the night before the wedding as a way of wishing the bride good health and prosperity as she makes her journey on to marriage.

Ladies can also have henna done at this event.

Dress code

Colourful traditional Indian/Western wear

No white clothing for ladies as henna may stain

Sangeet is an evening of music and dance celebrating the union of two families. The Sangeet will include a Garba, a traditional Gujarati dance – an opportunity for all guests to get involved (think of an Indian version of a ceilidh!)

Dress code

Colourful traditional Indian/Western wear (same as Mehndi)

The groom with his family and friends arrive with music in a joyous procession and are welcomed by the bride's family and friends.

The grooms side will join him in an energetic celebration with drums, music and dancing, and will meet the bride's side to officially start the wedding ceremony.

Dress code

Traditional Indian/Western wear

This auspicious ceremony consists of several rituals and traditions which unite the bride and groom in holy matrimony. 

Dress code

Traditional Indian/Western wear  (same as Jaan arrival)

An evening of dinner, dance and drinks!

Dress code

Formal Indian/Western wear