Three days, one big family.
Priya & Rahul
February 18th–20th, 2027
Our family home · Mylapore, Chennai
Our story
How we got here
ஓம் ஸ்ரீ விநாயகர் துணை — with the blessings of Lord Vinayagar, honoured first at every new beginning.
Our families met before we did — a well-meaning aunt, a biodata, and one extremely awkward first phone call. Then we met for filter coffee in Mylapore, talked for four hours, and the awkwardness never came back.
We're doing it properly: a nichayathartham with the lagna pathirikai read aloud, a muhurtham timed to the minute, and two families who will absolutely out-dance each other at the reception. The thaali will be tied at the auspicious moment — please be seated well before.
The day of
Schedule
Day 1 · 10 AM
Nichayathartham
The engagement — rings exchanged, the lagna pathirikai read aloud, and the elders' blessings on the wedding to come.
Dress codeTraditional silk — sarees & veshtis
Day 2 · 9:30 AM
Muhurtham
Kashi yatra, the oonjal, and the thaali tied at the precise muhurtham — please be seated well before, the auspicious moment waits for no one.
Dress codeKanjivaram silk / veshti
Day 2 · 7 PM
Nalangu
Post-wedding games with the cousins — the newest member of the family gets teased first.
Dress codeFestive Indian wear
Day 3 · 7 PM
Reception
Dinner, a kutcheri, and dancing until the neighbors ask us to stop.
Dress codeFestive Indian wear
Photos
From our guests
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Good to know
Details
Getting there
Our family home in Mylapore, Chennai. Fly into Chennai (MAA) — cars will meet every flight on the 17th and 18th.
Dress code
Festive Indian formal across all three days. Kanjivaram, silk, and veshtis encouraged — the brighter the better.
Plus-ones & kids
Bring everyone. Tamil weddings run on aunties, uncles, and children underfoot — yours are part of the plan.
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Will you be there?
Kindly respond by January 15th, 2027. Go ahead — try it, this one's a demo.