Dress Code
We’re celebrating across several events, each with its own style and colour theme.
These are guidelines to help create a beautiful atmosphere and most importantly, wear something you feel comfortable celebrating in!
Mehndi
Relaxed and cosy
Dress code: Party casual – comfy, chic, and ready for a fun evening!
Colours: Satin brown, rust, olive, caramel & cream
Haldi
Bright, fun and full of colour
Women: Salwar kameez, churidar, or a dress.
Men: Shirt with mundu/lungi, or light trousers with a bright shirt.
Colour Scheme: Bright yellows, greens, pinks, oranges and florals.
Sangeet
Glitter and glamour for a night of dancing
Indian wear is highly encouraged, but not compulsory.
Women: Lehengas, sarees, or elegant dresses.
Men: Kurtas, sherwanis, or suits/shirts with trousers.
Colour Scheme: Bring the colour! Wear anything bold, & beautiful
Please avoid: Red
Wedding Ceremony & Reception
Elegant and celebratory
Whether you choose a suit, saree, dress, or sherwani, we invite you to dress elegantly to celebrate with us.​
Colour Scheme: Navy, mustard, emerald, pink, and purple
Please avoid: White
Where to Find Indian Wear?
If you’re looking for something to wear, there are lots of great places across the UK (and online) to find Indian outfits. There’s absolutely no pressure to buy, as they can be quite expensive, so renting or buying second hand (Vinted) are great options too. Many outfits come either stitched (ready to wear) or unstitched, which may need tailoring, so do allow a little extra time. Sizing can also differ from standard UK sizes, so it’s worth checking measurements carefully. Accessories like jewellery, dupattas (scarves), and comfortable shoes can help complete the look, but most importantly, wear something you feel comfortable and confident in.
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