Morning: Recover, wander, join in
There is deliberately no early start from us.
Sleep in. Hydrate. Have breakfast. Recover.
There’ll be a few small family rituals happening through the morning in the gardens outside the two family villas (they're called Royal and Regent Villa, in case you need to ask for directions), and you’re very welcome to drop by, watch, join us, have tea or simply hang around.
Or use the first half of the day to see a little of Guwahati or head somewhere nearby.
Our only request: if you do head out, please be back by lunch.
Lunch
We’ll regroup for an early lunch before disappearing to get ready.
Time: [TBC]
Venue: [TBC]
Venue: [TBC]
From 3 pm: The Wedding
At the Mini Vatika Lawns
Wedding festivities begin from around 3 pm, with the baraat expected at roughly 3.30 pm, followed shortly afterwards by the ceremony.
The wedding will be outdoors, surrounded by trees and flowers, and we’re keeping the setting as open as possible. Pray, please, for a clear sunset.
We’re aiming to wrap up the formal wedding rituals by around 6 pm.
Light festive colours, breathable fabrics, comfortable shoes and anything that works well outdoors will all make sense. Shades of the sky and sunset would be glorious against the greens. Keep an extra layer handy since it's still February. Indian wear would be lovely, but again, wear what feels like you.
Evening: Dinner, music, and maybe more dancing
Once the formalities are done, stay around.
There’ll be dinner, music and a relaxed evening together, and very possibly more dancing if we still have functional knees.
No (official) drinks tonight, but plenty of food and good company.