Ladies:

Beautiful dresses and hats;

Beautiful saris or lehengas.

We advise against wearing heels, as we will be dancing 400m to and from the church, drinking champagne on the lawn, and cèilidhing the night away.

Gentlemen:

Morning or lounge suits and ties;

Indian formalwear.

All we really want is to celebrate with you! But if you would like to give us a gift, we have a list here.

Georgie and Vibs may be a bit preoccupied, so please contact one of our Ushers:

Bassie Barber: +44 7894 996592

Saudamini Mathur: +91 88007 61757 (Whatsapp calling best)

Tom Barber: +44 7850 277977

We're really sorry but unfortunately we can't accommodate children.

Baraat (noun): (in India and Pakistan) a celebratory wedding procession that escorts the groom, who is traditionally on horseback, to the site of the wedding.

Vibhor's baraat will set off from Charcroft at 1330, ahead of the marriage ceremony beginning at 1430.

Despite everyone's kind offers of finding a white horse / vintage car / cow / elephant from Bristol zoo, Vibhor will be dancing, alongside his baraatis, his way to the church.

Cèilidh (noun): (pronunciation: KAY-lee) A traditional Scottish or Irish gathering, today usually referring to the traditional form of dancing.

Cèilidhs are typically quite energetic, so we recommend that you wear (or bring) flats to dance in, and require enthusiasm over skill. We will have a caller - one of the band members who will explain the steps and how to do the dance - so don't worry if you are a cèilidh novice!

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