FAQ

Anticipating and addressing your questions here.

What does "Indian formal" attire entail?

For women: Lehengas and saris are great options for a wedding. Lehengas include three pieces - a long skirt, well-fitted blouse top, and scarf (aka dupatta) to drape around the outfit. A sari includes a blouse and a large, unstitched fabric to drape using a specific method - although pre-draped saris have been rising in popularity.

For men: Sherwanis and kurtas or kurta sets are great options for a wedding. Sherwanis are long, often silk or embroidered jackets paired with well-fitted pants. Kurtas are long, often cotton or silk tunics, also paired with well-fitted pants.

Indian weddings are colorful, so have fun with it!

Are kids welcome?

As much as we love your little ones, the wedding day will be an adults-only celebration so you can have a night off and celebrate with us. For Welcome Night, everyone can join in on the party!

What is the parking situation?

More information to come.

What Boston sightseeing do you recommend?

If you have extra time, you should absolutely explore our city!

Here are some classics:

Faneuil Hall Marketplace, a cobblestone plaza filled with food, shops, and street performers
Museum of Fine Arts, home of a world-class collection
Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum, known for its stunning courtyard garden but especially its infamous history
Newbury Street, for all the big and fancy shops
Cannoli Face-Off, the battle between Mike's Pastry and Modern Pastry

Here are Nikki and Speros' favorites:

North End, the perfect date night neighborhood with the best Italian food
Boston Public Garden, for your afternoon stroll including people watching
The Esplanade, enjoy the skyline by the breezy Charles River
Trillium Brewery, for laid back vibes in Boston's Seaport area
Fenway, for the baseball fans and hot dog lovers