We sent formal invitations and RSVP requests in early May. You can RSVP here on our website under the "RSVP" tab!

We'll be having 3 events in Santa Clara and Burlingame, CA on August 30th and 31st, 2025. See our Home page for more detailed event information.

We’ve done our best to accommodate as many guests as possible while keeping things intimate. If your invitation includes a plus-one, you’ll see that option when you RSVP. Don’t have one but hoping to bring a guest? Just reach out to us. We’re happy to talk and will do our best to make it work!

We recommend dressy casual attire for an outdoor event. Guests typically wear comfortable, bright, and festive clothing, usually in shades of yellow or orange. Since Haldi paste can get on clothes, it’s best to avoid anything too delicate. Western or Indian attire are both completely acceptable!

Cocktail attire of any type is perfect for this event, but shades of green are the most typical. If you want to get henna applied, we suggest wearing short sleeves or something with easy-to-roll-up sleeves. Western or Indian attire are again both completely acceptable!

Formal / Cocktail attire. Think suits, ties, kurtas, saris, cocktail dresses, or gowns. We can’t wait to celebrate with everyone looking their best!

We recommend Kalki Fashion, and specifically their wedding guest attire section: https://www.kalkifashion.com/ethnic/indian-wedding-guest-dresses.html

Please see the "Travel" tab of the website for lodging and transportation information. We will continue to update it with additional options closer to the wedding date.

Yes! If you'd like to celebrate with a gift, you can find our registry under the registry tab of our website (https://www.coopjakta.com/us/prajakta-sirasao-and-cooper-temple-aug-2025/registry). If you'd prefer, you can also bring a gift in-person on our wedding day. We greatly appreciate all contributions!

The Haldi ceremony is a joyful pre-wedding ritual where family and friends apply a mixture of turmeric, sandalwood, and rose water to the bride and groom. This tradition is believed to bless the couple with radiant skin, protect them from evil, and bring good fortune for their upcoming marriage. Our Haldi will be an outdoor brunch event with dosas and mimosas served for guests.

The Mehendi ceremony will be a colorful and fun-filled event, where intricate henna designs will be drawn on Praj's hands and feet. It’s believed that the darker the henna, the stronger the love between the couple, and the longer it lasts, the more blessings and luck the marriage will have. Our event will be a cocktail hour, and guests will also have the chance to have small henna designs drawn on them.