Harsh & NIKITA's wedding

Day 1
Sunday, October 18, 2026
kumarakom
India
Day 2
Monday, October 19, 2026
kumarakom
India
About the hosts
Harsh & NIKITA's story
Six years ago in Australia, our story began in the most ordinary way—as flatmates sharing a home. What started as late-night chats and shared daily routines slowly grew into a deep, unshakable bond. Over the years, through every twist and turn, our mutual respect, laughter, and incredible understanding of one another have been our anchor. Navigating our path wasn't always straightforward. Coming from a traditional Gujarati background with strict family expectations where marriages typically happen within the community, finding our way wasn't easy. Convincing our families took time, patience, and a lot of love, but we stood by each other every step of the way. Today, we couldn’t be happier or more grateful to have both our families celebrating this milestone with us. We are beyond thrilled to have you join us for this special chapter. Because many of our international friends might be experiencing an Indian wedding for the first time,
Day 1Sunday, October 18, 2026kumarakom
Starting time (approximately): 8:30 AM
Venue and host contact details will be disclosed upon booking.
haldi
A joyful, vibrant ritual where turmeric paste is applied to us by close family and friends. It’s a messy blessing meant to bring a glowing complexion and good luck before the wedding. with lots of games play, flower holi, colourful holi
sangeet
Get ready for an unforgettable evening of music, dance, and celebration! The Sangeet is a pre-wedding party where everyone comes together to sing, dance, and toast to our future. Bring your dancing shoes! from groom and bride both side family members perform , with Gujarati garba night and foam bollywood party
Day 2Monday, October 19, 2026kumarakom
Starting time (approximately): 9:00 AM
Venue and host contact details will be disclosed upon booking.
Gujarati wedding
As the sun sets, we will transition into a vibrant evening ceremony celebrating Gujarati and North Indian traditions. Expect colorful attire, sacred fire rituals, lively music, and a grand feast to celebrate our union.