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Tanvi and Robbie

September 5, 2026 • Nairobi, Kenya
103 Days To Go!

Tanvi and Robbie

September 5, 2026 • Nairobi, Kenya
103 Days To Go!

Outfits

Where can I buy my Indian outfits? (these are a few links that will help you find some outfits)

What should I wear to the Mehndhi Party (welcome party) on Friday Sept 4th?

Think colorful, comfortable, and festive.


Women:

- Light lehengas, shararas, anarkalis, or flowy dresses

- Bright or pastel colors (yellow, green, pink, peach)


Men:

- Kurtas or a dressy shirt

- Pastels or cheerful colors like mint, ivory, or sky blue

- Loafers, or sandals


Comfort is key—you’ll be sitting, dancing, drinking and getting mehndi applied!


What should I wear for the Wedding (Sept 5th)?

Indian weddings are vibrant, festive, and full of color—guests are encouraged to dress up and celebrate in style.


Women:

- Lenghas, sarees, anarkalis, shararas, or long dresses

- Bright colors and rich jewel tones are welcome.

- Avoid red, as this is traditionally reserved for the bride

- Dressy sandals or block heels are ideal(the wedding outside)


Men:

- Kurtas with dressy pants

- Sherwanis or Nehru jackets are welcome for a more formal

- Neutral, pastel, or festive colors work well

- Dress shoes or traditional mojaris are great options


Overall: Don’t be afraid of color or embellishment—Indian weddings are joyful, elegant, and meant to be dressed up for!


What should I wear for the Reception (Sept 6th)?

The reception is the most formal and glamorous event—think elegant and dressy.


Women:

- Think of this like a black-tie or formal event

- Lehengas, sarees, anarkalis, or elegant floor-length gowns all work beautifully

- Bold colors, sparkle, and embellishment are encouraged

- Heels or dressy sandals are perfect


Men:

- Similar to a formal evening wedding

- A suit or tuxedo is perfectly acceptable

- Traditional options like a kurta with a Nehru jacket or sherwani are also welcome

- Dress shoes or mojaris work well


Overall: This is the time to dress up—formal, polished, and celebration-ready.