01 · Dress with joy
Colour is always welcome.
Traditional Nepali or Indian clothing is warmly encouraged, but never required. Choose breathable layers for the afternoon and bring a light wrap for cool Kathmandu evenings.
Come celebrate with ease
What to wear, where to go, and everything worth knowing before the festivities begin.
01 · Dress with joy
Traditional Nepali or Indian clothing is warmly encouraged, but never required. Choose breathable layers for the afternoon and bring a light wrap for cool Kathmandu evenings.
02 · Getting here
Tribhuvan International Airport is the closest airport. Traffic can be lively, so allow at least 45–60 minutes between central Kathmandu locations during celebration hours.
Open Kathmandu map ↗Hotel blocks and exact transport pickup points will be added after family confirmation.03 · At the table
Expect a generous Nepali feast with vegetarian and non-vegetarian choices. Please share allergies or dietary needs in your RSVP so the kitchen can take care of you.
04 · Blessings, not things
Celebrating with you is more than enough. If you still wish to honour us, a handwritten blessing for our keepsake box would mean the world.
“May friendship be the foundation of every promise.”
Good to know
Yes—this is a family celebration. Please include children in your final guest count.
Parts of the Haldi, wedding, and reception are planned outdoors. A covered arrangement will be available.
Please arrive by 5:30 PM on 25 April. The auspicious ceremony begins at 6:30 PM.
Absolutely, but please keep the central aisle clear and avoid flash during the sacred-fire ceremony.
Step-free access and seating support can be arranged. Mention any needs when you RSVP.
Ready to join us?