You are invited
Devanshi
and
Shohin
Wedding Celebrations in India
24th January — 2nd February
2027
The celebrations
Three cities, one love story
Each city has its own flavour. Come to one, two, or all three.
City One
Mumbai
January 24 – 26, 2027
Juhu Millennium Club
Ceremony & celebrations
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Mehendi (optional)Sunday, January 24Informal & intimate · Indian festive, jewel tones
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HaldiMonday, January 25 · MorningWear something you don't mind getting turmeric on · Yellows & oranges
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Sangeet & DinnerMonday, January 25 · EveningIndian festive · Music, dinner & cocktails
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Wedding Ceremony & LunchTuesday, January 26 · MorningTraditional Indian
City Two
Kolkata
January 29, 2027
Altair Boutique Hotel
Venue
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Wedding CeremonyFriday, January 29 · EveningTraditional Indian
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Dinner & ReceptionSame eveningStay in your gorgeous outfit
City Three
Delhi
February 2, 2027
Hyatt Regency
Bhikaji Cama Place, Delhi
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Reception, Dinner & CocktailsTuesday, February 2 · EveningCocktail or Indian formal
While you're there
Make a trip of it
A few of our favourite places to explore, eat, and unwind in each city.
Mumbai
The City by the Sea
Cultural Landmarks
- Gateway of India Iconic 1924 archway, best at golden hour
- Elephanta Caves UNESCO site, ferry ride from Gateway
- Chhatrapati Shivaji Terminus Stunning Victorian-Gothic railway station
Beaches & Leisure
- Marine Drive The "Queen's Necklace" promenade
- Juhu Beach Right by your hotel — sunset and street food
- Bandra Worli Sea Link Worth a drive across
Food & Experiences
- Bombay Canteen Modern Indian, Lower Parel
- Britannia & Co. Legendary Parsi berry pulao
- Vada pav at Ashok Mumbai's signature street food
Kolkata
The City of Joy
Cultural Landmarks
- Victoria Memorial Marble palace & museum
- Howrah Bridge Walk across at sunrise — magical
- Kumartuli Idol-makers' quarter, fascinating to wander
Art & Leisure
- Indian Museum India's oldest, founded 1814
- Park Street Bookshops, cafés, and old-world charm
- Maidan stroll Vast green heart of the city
Food & Experiences
- Flurys Iconic Park Street tea-room since 1927
- Peter Cat Famous for Chelo Kebab
- Kathi rolls at Nizam's The original — invented here
Delhi
The Capital
Cultural Landmarks
- Humayun's Tomb Mughal masterpiece, Taj Mahal's predecessor
- Red Fort & Old Delhi Walk Chandni Chowk at sunset
- Qutub Minar 12th-century minaret, UNESCO site
Day Trips
- Taj Mahal, Agra 3-hour drive — book a sunrise visit
- Lodhi Gardens Tombs & greenery in the heart of Delhi
- Hauz Khas Village Boutiques, cafés, ruins by a lake
Food & Experiences
- Karim's, Jama Masjid Mughlai institution since 1913
- Indian Accent Modern Indian fine dining
- Paranthe Wali Gali Old Delhi's stuffed paratha lane
A little guidance
What to wear
Indian weddings are wonderfully dressy affairs. Here's everything you need to know.
Ceremonies & Mehendi
Indian Festive Attire
Saree, lehenga, salwar kameez, or sherwani. Rich colours — deep reds, greens, blues, gold.
Not sure where to start? A bright kurta or anarkali always looks beautiful and is easy to find in any Indian store.
Receptions
Cocktail or Indian Formal
A Western cocktail dress or suit works perfectly. Or stay in Indian attire — you truly cannot overdress at an Indian wedding reception.
Pro tip: Venues often have beautiful gardens or courtyards. Block heels or flats are your best friend.
Haldi (if attending)
Something You Love a Little Less
Haldi means turmeric — it goes absolutely everywhere. Wear something bright and festive. Yellows and oranges are perfect.
The good news: It's one of the most joyful, photogenic events of any Indian wedding. You'll love it.
Kindly respond
Will you join us?
Let us know which cities you can make it to. We'll keep you updated as details are confirmed.
Mumbai
January 24–26 · Juhu Millennium Club
Kolkata
January 29 · Altair Boutique Hotel
Delhi
February 2 · Hyatt Regency, Bhikaji Cama Place
Please respond by October 2026 · We'll be in touch with updates
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We can't wait to see you
Thank you — we'll be in touch with all the details soon.
Get ready for the most beautiful celebrations.