॥ Shubh Vivah ॥

Rushi and Naisargi wedding monogram

Two hearts, one sacred fire, a lifetime of seven promises

Rushi&Naisargi

Son ofNareshbhai & Vibhaben Patel
Daughter ofChetanbhai & Alpaben Patel

Maha Sud Vasant Panchami

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until the celebrations begin with Ganesh Sthapana

Mangalacharan

वक्रतुण्ड महाकाय सूर्यकोटि समप्रभ ।
निर्विघ्नं कुरु मे देव सर्वकार्येषु सर्वदा ॥

Vakratunda Mahakaya Suryakoti Samaprabha,
Nirvighnam Kuru Me Deva Sarva-Kaaryeshu Sarvada.

O Lord Ganesha of the curved trunk and mighty form, radiant as a million suns, remove every obstacle from all our endeavours, always. With your blessing, we begin.

A Note From Us

Some moments in life are too precious to celebrate alone. As we take our seven steps together, the people we love most are the ones we want standing beside us.

Your blessings mean the world to us and to our families. Come for the rituals, stay for the garba, and leave with memories we will share for a lifetime.

Rushi & Naisargi

Vivah Sanskar

The most sacred of the sixteen sanskars

In the Vedic tradition, a life is shaped by sixteen sanskars, and Vivah is the one that joins two lives into a single path. It is a promise made before Agni, the sacred fire, who stands as the eternal witness.

The bride and groom join hands in hast-melap, walk around the fire together, and take seven steps that turn two people into lifelong companions. From that moment they are partners in duty, in joy and in every season of life.

On Vasant Panchami, the day of Maa Saraswati and of spring's first bloom, Rushi and Naisargi begin this journey.

The Wedding Promise

धर्मे च अर्थे च कामे च नातिचरामि ॥

Dharme cha, Arthe cha, Kame cha, Naticharami

"In righteousness, in prosperity and in love, I shall never walk apart from you."

DharmaDuty

Walking the right path, together

ArthaProsperity

Building a home with honest effort

KamaLove

Cherishing each other every day

MokshaLiberation

Growing toward the divine as one

Shubh Prasango

Three days of celebration

09Feb 2027TuesdayDay One

Ganesh Sthapana · Mandap Muhurat · Pithi

Lord Ganesha is welcomed home, the mandap is raised, and the groom is anointed with haldi.

Derol

2:00 PMAfternoon

Raas-Garba

A night of dandiya, garba and dhol under the stars.

Derol

9:00 PMNight

10Feb 2027WednesdayDay Two

Mosalu

The maternal family arrives with gifts, sweets and blessings for the groom.

Derol

1:00 PMAfternoon

Grah Shanti

A havan to the nine planets for peace, harmony and an auspicious beginning.

Derol

2:30 PMAfternoon

Swaruchi Bhojan

An evening feast with family and friends.

Derol

6:30 PMEvening

11Feb 2027ThursdayVasant Panchami

Jaan Prasthan

The baraat sets out from Derol to Sampla, where Rushi and Naisargi take their seven steps.

Derol → Sampla, Vadodara

2:00 PMAfternoon

Guest Guide

Everything you need to celebrate with us

Colours of each celebration

Ganesh Sthapana & Pithi

Sunny yellows and marigold, the colours of haldi.

Raas-Garba

Chaniya choli and kediyu, as bright and twirly as you like.

Mosalu & Grah Shanti

Graceful traditional wear in soft pastels.

Swaruchi Bhojan

Festive evening wear with a touch of sparkle.

Jaan Prasthan

Your finest: sherwani, bandhgala, saree or gharchola, in rich pinks and gold.

These are only suggestions. Wear whatever makes you feel festive.

Find Your Way

From Derol to Sampla

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Groom's home · 9–11 Feb

Derol

Ganesh Sthapana, Raas-Garba, Mosalu, Grah Shanti, Swaruchi Bhojan and Jaan Prasthan

Derol, Gujarat 392020

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Bride's home · 11 Feb

Sampla

Shubh Vivah on Vasant Panchami, where the baraat is welcomed

Sampla, Vadodara, Gujarat

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