Close family — blessings before everything.
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We're getting married
Meera & Arjun
4 December 2027Sydney, NSW
A traditional ceremony, a regal evening, every ritual honoured.
Our story
How we got here
Two Sydney families with one shared priest and forty years of friendship — we grew up at each other's Diwali parties. The wedding is traditional, the party is not.
- childhoodHow we met
Officially, at a Diwali party in 1999. Romantically, at the same party in 2023.
- 2026The engagement
A temple blessing at dawn, then breakfast for sixty. Standard.
- 2027The wedding
Pheras in the morning, sindoor at noon, an emerald-and-gold evening.
The celebration
The day
Pheras, sindoor and mangalsutra — prasad served after.
Dinner, duets, and a dance floor that won't quit.
Times and venues become proper schedule fields in your builder.
Gallery
A few of our favourites
Try your own photos — they stay on your device. Real uploads (with approval before anything goes live) happen in the builder.
Travel & stays
Where to stay
Limited — family first, then first-come.
Group rates under 'M&A'.
Registry & dress code
The practical bits
Your presence and blessings are the gift. Wishing well and shagun details for those who ask.
Wishing well Shagun
Dress code: Traditional or black tie — emerald, gold and jewel tones are the palette.
- Can I attend the morning ceremony?
- If your invitation lists it, yes — and do come. Guests of every faith are welcome at the mandap; we'll have a printed guide to each ritual on your seat.
- Can we bring the kids?
- We love your little ones, but this one's a grown-ups' night — babes in arms excepted.
RSVP
Will you join us?
Sample form — on your real site, every reply lands against the right household in your guest list, with meals and plus-ones attached.