Indian attire is not required, but we would love for guests to join in the festivities by wearing it—it’s part of the fun, and everyone will look amazing. If you’re more comfortable in Western attire, we’ve included appropriate Western outfit suggestions for each event on the Dress Code page.

Yes. Some events have suggested guest palettes or colors reserved for the couple. Please review the guidance for each event on the Dress Code page before choosing your outfits. Otherwise, have fun with color!

Not at all. Feel free to rewear, restyle, and mix and match throughout the weekend. One look can work for both the Baraat and Mehendi, and you may also wear the same outfit to the Wedding Ceremony and Reception. Western attire suggestions are available for anyone who prefers them.

Comfort is key. Several events take place on the lawn or beach, so choose shoes suited for walking and dancing on sand or grass. Flats, sandals, wedges, block heels, loafers, dress shoes, juttis, and mojaris are all great options. We recommend avoiding thin stilettos.

Come ready to eat, dance, celebrate, and enjoy some of our favorite traditions—we’ll take care of the rest. Event descriptions and attire guidance throughout the website will help you know what to expect at every celebration.

Hua Hin is typically warm and tropical in March. Lightweight, breathable fabrics and comfortable footwear are strongly encouraged, especially for events taking place on the lawn or beach.

Our wedding planner’s contact information will be added here closer to the celebration. Until then, please reach out directly to Antara or Akshay with any wedding-related questions.