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Day One · Tuesday, 21 July 2026 · 11:00 AM onwards

Haldi Ceremonyहल्दी

The Auspicious Glow of New Beginnings

Why this happens

Haldi is one of the most loved pre-wedding rituals in Indian tradition. A fragrant paste of turmeric is applied to the bride and groom by family and loved ones, symbolising protection, prosperity, cleansing and blessings before the wedding.

In Rajasthan, Haldi is not just a ritual. It is laughter before formality. It is family mischief wrapped in tradition. It is the first golden brushstroke of the wedding.

The decor mood: a Rajasthani carnival

The Haldi has been imagined in a Traditional Rajasthani Carnival style: vibrant, joyful and deeply rooted in local culture. Expect a festive world of marigolds, bandhani-inspired patterns, hand-painted details, folk colours, traditional motifs and handcrafted accents. This is the wedding's most colourful moment, playful, photogenic and full of warmth.

Dress code

Pastel Leheriya Elegance

Soft festive tones inspired by Rajasthan's iconic Leheriya craft: pastel Leheriya sarees, flowy lehengas, breezy shararas, festive kurta sets, light dupattas, soft gota details, pearl accents and daytime jewellery. For men: ivory, mint, blush or pale yellow kurta sets, light Nehru jackets and soft printed safas. The spirit is effortless, festive and sunlit.

The feast

A royal Rajasthani afternoon: smoky batis, fragrant dals, sharp chutneys, cooling chaas and the sweetness of churma. Discover the Haldi lunch →

Haldi decor reference with festive folk colours and handcrafted accents
Haldi decor reference with traditional Rajasthani seating and floral details
Haldi decor reference with bandhani canopies and marigold carnival styling