Dress code: Semi-formal attire

Dresscode: Indian Attire or Fancy Brunch

For this ceremony, all guests are welcome to wear Indian attire if it would excite them.

If you choose to wear Indian attire, for women/femmes, consider sarees (silk, chiffon, organza, georgette), lehengas, formal salwar kameez and churidars, or indowestern dresses or sets. For men/mascs, kurta sets, lightweight sherwanis, Indian or indowestern suits are appropriate. Do not wear white. Bright, bold colors and patterns are encouraged!

Below are popular online retailers that sell Indian attire:

-Lashkaraa

- Kalki

- Aza fashions

- Cbazaar

- Hatkay

- LAAM

- Truzeau (Pre-loved)

- Indya

- Utsav Fashion

- Second-hand Facebook groups (Chutney’s Buy/Sell Indian Clothes, LBD - Buy - Buy & Sell, Marketplace)

If you live in New York or New Jersey, there are also many local shops that sell Indian wedding-appropriate garments. In New York, look for shops in Queens. In New Jersey, look for shops in Edison.

If you’d prefer western wear during the morning ceremony, here are details for this dress code (“Fancy Brunch”):

For women/femmes:

- Dresses: Midi or knee-length dresses, chic jumpsuits, or dressy separates. Think cocktail attire with a daytime, festive feel.

- Colors/Prints: Bold colors, bright patterns. Do not wear white.

- Fabrics: Lighter, airy, and sophisticated fabrics like silk, chiffon, or lace.

- Shoes: Comfortable yet stylish block heels, wedges, or dressy flats and sandals. We are outdoors and there will be walking.

For men/mascs:

- Shirts: Short-sleeve or long-sleeve button down. Leave your jackets at home!

- Colors/Prints: Bold colors, bright patterns. Do not wear white.

- Pants: Slacks or chinos, no jeans or shorts.

- Fabrics: Cotton, linen, silk, elevated synthetic blends.

- Footwear: Loafers or dress shoes; no sneakers or sandals.

Our dress code for Saturday evening will be “Outdoor Formal.” Outdoor Formal leans towards luxe feeling fabrics with silhouettes and footwear that accommodate the season and outdoors. Ultimately, think elegant but practical.

For women/femmes:

- Dresses: In western wear, floor-length gowns, formal midi/cocktail dresses (knee-length or below), or sophisticated jumpsuits. If you are desi or of Indian heritage, feel empowered to wear silk sarees, formal salwar kameez or churidars, and lehengas.

- Fabrics: Fabrics like chiffon, lace, silk, satin, organza, tulle or lighter blends.

- Footwear: Block heels, wedges, dressy flats or sandals to avoid sinking in grass; please avoid stilettos. Remember - we’re in a forest!

- Colors/Prints: Ordinarily, formal wear can lean dark, but we’re outdoors and it is summer. Feel free to wear color. Do not wear white.

For men/masc:

- Suits: A suit. You can wear any color except white. Follow your heartsong. If you are desi or of Indian heritage, feel empowered to wear sherwanis, kurta sets, Indian or indowestern suits.

- Shirts: A crisp dress shirt. Absolutely acceptable to prioritize breathability in fabric, but please make sure the shirt still reads as appropriate with a suit.

- Ties: A coordinating tie, bow tie, bolo tie.

- Shoes: Oxfords or loafers; any dress shoes that are comfortable for walking.

- Colors/Prints: Ordinarily, formal wear can lean dark, but we’re outdoors and it is summer. Feel free to wear color. Do not wear white.