Mehndi, nikah, dawat: three evenings written in emerald and gold
A couple in traditional wedding attire in golden light

Ayesha & Omar

A nikah in the old city

Chowmahalla Palace

With the blessings of their families, Ayesha and Omar request the honour of your presence at their nikah.

Under the chandeliers of Chowmahalla, two families gather the old way: mehndi in the courtyard, a nikah witnessed by everyone they love, and a dawat that goes on past the last qawwali.

394evenings remain

Mehfil-e-Shaadi

Festive wedding celebration with detailed attire
Fri, 6:00 PM

Mehndi in the courtyard

Henna, dholak, and the first of three evenings under the palace arches.

Mehndi
A ceremonial wedding stage in warm light
Sat, 4:30 PM

The nikah

The vows and signatures witnessed by both families, followed by dua.

Nikah
A candlelit banquet table with flowers
Sun, 8:00 PM

Dawat-e-walima

A grand dinner with qawwali, biryani served the Hyderabadi way, and toasts in three languages.

Dawat
A wedding ceremony rich with colour and light
Sun, 11:30 PM

Rukhsati

The tender farewell as Ayesha leaves with Omar, showered in rose petals.

Rukhsati

Libaas

Emerald, ivory, and gold are the palette of the week. Shararas, sherwanis, and saris most welcome.

Pahunchna

The nikah begins after Asr prayers. Family portraits happen in the marble courtyard before sunset.

Thairna

Cars enter from the Khilwat gate. A family shuttle runs from the old city hotels each evening.

Qubool hai?

Grace the mehfil with your presence.

Your duas are the dearest gift of all.

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