baraat

schedule

2 PM
reception

At the entrance to the venue, the groom's procession will be welcomed with the cherished Rasta Rokhna ribbon-cutting tradition, marking the joyful meeting of both families. 

bride side

Guests from the bride's family will begin arriving at the venue and will be welcomed with drinks before celebrations commence.

grooms side

The groom's family, relatives, and friends will gather at the designated parking area to assemble for the traditional Baraat procession. Together, they will make their way towards the venue in celebration, accompanied by the vibrant rhythms of live Pakistani Punjabi dhol players. We warmly encourage everyone from the groom's side to join the procession.

rasta rokhna
3:30
bridal entrance

The ceremony will begin with the entrance of our flower girls and boys, setting the stage for one of the anticipated moments of the day: the bride's grand entrance. Followed by a welcome speech and dua and prayers by the imam.

4 PM
wedding banquet

Following the ceremony, guests will be invited to enjoy a carefully curated Pakistani wedding banquet.

5:30
speeches & dessert

Following the wedding banquet, the couple will enjoy additional family and bridal party photographs.

6:15
guest photography
& doodh pilai tradition

Guests will be warmly invited to the stage to take photographs with the newlyweds. To help the evening flow smoothly, we kindly ask everyone to refer to the photography list for their designated turn.

Following the photographs, the couple will take part in the cherished Doodh Pilai ceremony, a light-hearted Pakistani wedding tradition in which the bride's family presents the groom with a ceremonial glass of milk, often accompanied by playful negotiations and laughter, making it a memorable moment for everyone to enjoy.

7:30
farewell

The celebrations will conclude with the traditional Rukhsati, marking the bride's departure as the couple begin their new journey together.

Guests are invited to gather outside for a sparkler exit, creating a memorable farewell as the newlyweds make their departure.