Always ask questions. Don’t shy away from asking questions about the customs, traditions or anything that you are curious about.

Party hard and feel comfortable to let loose at each event - Indian weddings are a celebration of love. Think of this as a week-long party.

Root for the boys' side at the baraat and dance your heart out. If you're on the girls' side, help steal Raghav's shoes. If you're a friend to both, volunteer yourself as a double agent.

Binge on the vast array of delicious Indian food and sweets that will greet you at every corner - You have not attended an Indian wedding if you’re not a few pounds heavier by the time you bid us goodbye.

Stay hydrated. Indian weddings are a 2-3 day affair with non-stop energy and entertainment, so brace yourself and pace yourself.

Call/WhatsApp our hospitality team for any wedding-related assistance you may require.

Don’t need to hide your shoes when you see people stealing shoes. As a part of an old custom, at some point in the wedding, the groom’s shoes are stolen by the bride’s side on the wedding day. If you’re a friend of Raghav’s, he will need your help on the wedding day.

You don’t have to completely stay away from delicious street food, but check basic hygiene before you indulge. Watch what you eat and drink outside the wedding.

Don’t dress light. If people can’t spot you a mile away, you’re not dressed right. Get your brightest and most colourful outfit on. But always stay comfortable.

Don't worry about your sleep schedule - it is going to be a mess and that is okay.