The location of each event is split between the cities of Delta, Langley, and Vancouver (approximately 30-55 minute drive between each location). Please refer to "Events" tab on the website.

Refer to the "Outfit Planner" to get ideas for colors and types of outfits to wear for each event. For the Sikh Wedding, please do not wear revealing clothing and you must cover your head during the entire ceremony. For women, please bring a scarf, dupatta, or chunni. For men, a rumal will be provided at the venue before entering. Keep in mind, that the pre-event and wedding will be held outdoors.

As mentioned above, dress code must be respectful. Please dress modestly and avoid outfits with revealing cuts or plunging necklines. If wearing a dress, opt for floor length. It's customary to cover your head and remove your shoes. The Sikh wedding usually lasts for 1-2 hours. You will be seated on the floor. There will be minimal chairs and benches available for elders or those with disabilities.

Grah Shanti is a ceremonial practice where Lord Ganesh is invited to eliminate obstacles and usher in joy and prosperity for the couple. Learn more here: https://getmewed.co.za/grah-shanti/

A "haldi ceremony" is a pre-wedding ritual where a paste made primarily of turmeric (haldi) is applied to the bride and groom by family and friends, signifying purification, blessings, and the start of a new life together, usually taking place a day or two before the wedding day; the yellow color of turmeric represents purity and auspiciousness.

A sangeet is a pre-wedding celebration that involves music, dancing, and food. Get ready to dance the night away!

We highly recommend reading this article to understand the significance and components of a Sikh Wedding. https://www.discoversikhism.com/sikhism/sikh_anand_karaj.html

We highly recommend reading this article to understand the significance and components of a Hindu Wedding https://www.hinduamerican.org/hindu-wedding-primer