Arrival Lunch
Check in, settle in and join the family for lunch.
Together with their families
invite you to celebrate their wedding
#PSForever
One diya for every day left
Prakhar and Siddhi both grew up in Varanasi, a few lanes and one bend of the Ganga apart. Their families found in each other the same values, the same laughter and the same love for the ghats, and decided to bring the two homes together.
Now Kashi travels to the foothills of Nepal, and we would love you to walk with us.
Son of Mrs. Puja Agrawal & Mr. Ballabh Agrawal
Daughter of Mrs. Savita Agrawal & Mr. Pradeep Agrawal
Scroll along with the elephant. All times are Nepal time.
Check in, settle in and join the family for lunch.
The evening begins with the Tilak ceremony.
Performances, filmi music and a dance floor that stays full till late.
Dress code: all glam & shimmerA morning of turmeric, colour and carnival games.
Dress code: pink or greenThe groom's procession arrives. Bring your best dance moves.
Dress code: to be announcedThe bride and groom exchange garlands.
The seven vows around the sacred fire.
Dress code: to be announcedBhairahawa, Rupandehi, Nepal
In the heart of Bhairahawa, a short drive from the India–Nepal border at Sunauli and close to Gautam Buddha International Airport. Lumbini, birthplace of the Buddha, is about 22 km away.
Open in Google MapsEvery route meets at one of two gateways: Gorakhpur on the Indian side, or Kathmandu by air.
Fly to Gorakhpur, then ~2 hrs by road. Or fly to Kathmandu and take a 30-min flight to Bhairahawa.
Train to Gorakhpur Junction, then ~2 hrs by road to the border.
Drive via Gorakhpur to the Sunauli border. About 6–7 hrs from Varanasi.
Times are approximate. Please check flight schedules before booking.
Three quick steps. It helps the family plan your travel and stay.