Frequently Asked Questions

Please feel free to wear whatever you are comfortable in. Whether you choose traditional attire or something more casual, what matters most is having you with us.

We kindly ask you to arrive at the wedding hall by 9:00 To welcome you, a selection of Tamil appetisers, along with warm and cold beverages, will be available at the entrance upon arrival.

There is a parking lot available at the wedding hall. If it fills up, you may also park along the road nearby — both options are free of charge.

Yes, absolutely! Children are warmly welcomed to join in the celebration.

Please submit it online via this link: https://diruba.com/rsvp

Yes, a warm Tamil meal will be served right after the wedding ceremony.

Please feel free to contact either of us directly — we are happy to help with any questions you may have. You can reach Rubatharisan at 24917561 or Dinsija at 42167393.

Due to limited seating and capacity at the venue, we’re only able to accommodate a set number of guests. On your RSVP invitation, you’ll see how many spots have been reserved for your household based on what we know. If that number seems incorrect or you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to reach out.

Your presence at our wedding is truly the greatest gift we could ask for!

Yes, for those who are unable to attend in person, we will be livestreaming the ceremony so you can still be part of our special day from wherever you are.

You can watch it live on our Livestream page. We hope you’ll join us virtually and celebrate with us in spirit!

The ceremony will primarily be conducted mainly in Sanskrit, following traditional Hindu customs. Don’t worry if you’re not familiar with the language — the ceremony is rich in visual symbolism, and you’ll still be able to enjoy and appreciate the beauty of the rituals.

If you’d like to learn more about the meaning behind the different parts of the ceremony, feel free to visit our Rituals page.

Yes, we have arranged for a professional photographer and videographer to capture the special moments throughout the day. Feel free to take your own pictures too — we’d love to see them! Please tag us if you share them online.

There won’t be strictly assigned seating, so feel free to sit wherever you’re comfortable, but there will be areas reserved for close family.

The main wedding ceremony is expected to last around 2.5 to 3 hours. Afterwards, a traditional Tamil lunch will be served, followed by some time to mingle and enjoy the atmosphere.

The event is expected to conclude by around 14:00, so you’re welcome to stay for the full celebration or leave earlier if needed — whatever works best for you.

Yes, the wedding hall is wheelchair accessible, including the main entrance and restrooms. If you need any special assistance, please let us know in advance — we’d be more than happy to help.

Yes! To ensure everyone has a good view of the ceremony, there will be large projectors displaying a live feed of the couple and the rituals as they happen. Whether you’re seated near the front or further back, you’ll be able to follow along and enjoy the full experience.

Yes, there will be live traditional Tamil and Hindu music played throughout the ceremony. Skilled musicians will be performing ceremonial and cultural songs that are an important part of the wedding traditions.

Please note that the musicians will be seated in a designated area, and the nearby seating will be marked to indicate that the music in that section may be louder. If you prefer a quieter spot, feel free to choose seating further from the music area.