We're Getting Married

You are invited to celebrate the union of

Harsha&Sarashi

Join us in our celebration with your blessings

1st to 3rd October, 2026

Rangia Railkunj

We're Getting Married

You are invited to celebrate the union of

Harsha&Sarashi

Join us in our celebration with your blessings

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1st to 3rd October, 2026

Rangia Railkunj

Rangia, Kamrup

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The Couple

Two hearts, one story

Harsha

Harsha

The Groom

Sarashi

Sarashi

The Bride

How it all began

Our Story

How We Met

We were school going teenagers when we first met while we attended tuitions. We both knew we existed, and we both were fascinated with each other (as we later found out), but never had the courage to speak to each other. Until about 8 years later..

How we were re-acquainted

Almost 8 years after the last time we saw each other, One of us received a subtle reaction to a story posted in Instagram, and along with it a short message, which got us talking. We later found out that this was encouraged and made possible by our "Cupid", our dearest mutual friend Rupjyoti.. to whom we are indebted forever. Sarashi had already completed her final year of graduation and was about to pursue her first job in Guwahati, while Harsha was still in college 200 kms apart, in his final year of graduation. We talked, we met, something clicked and everything fell into place.

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Our Celebrations

Juroon

This is a pre-wedding ritual where the groom's family visits the bride's home to officially welcome her into their fold and bless her. The ceremony includes the following traditional elements:Gift Exchange: The groom's mother and female relatives bring the bridal trousseau, which includes a traditional Mekhela Sador (often white and gold), heavy gold jewelry, cosmetics, and grooming items.Auspicious Items: Gifts are presented on Xorai (traditional bell-metal trays) alongside auspicious offerings like fish, betel nut (tamul), and coconut.Blessings & Welcoming: The groom does not attend. Instead, the women from his family apply vermilion (sindoor) to the bride's hair parting and formally bless her as the future daughter-in-law.

Thursday, 1 October 2026
12:00 — 18:00
Rangia Railkunj, Rangia, Kamrup
Assamese/Indian Traditional or Casual
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Wedding Ceremony (at Bride's)

Usually two separate celebrations take place parallelly during the first half of the day, one at the Groom's and the other at the Bride's. During this time, guests are attended to by both parties. In the evening, after completing the day rituals separately, the Groom and family travel to the Bride's place (or the designated site) for the wedding ceremony, which lasts for 3 to 5 hours.

Friday, 2 October 2026
12:00 — 23:59
Rangia Railkunj, Rangia, Kamrup
Assamese/Indian Traditional or Western Formals
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Reception

This is an after party solely dedicated to host guests where families and friends from both sides get together for a final celebration.

Saturday, 3 October 2026
13:00 — 22:00
Rangia Railkunj, Rangia, Kamrup
Western Formals or Indian/Assamese Traditional
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Juroon Day at Groom's

Minor Rituals take place before the family leaves for Bride's place.

Thursday, 1 October 2026
12:00 — 18:00
Own Residence, Rangia, Kamrup
Casual or Semi Formals
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Wedding Day at Groom's

Rituals and Celebrations among Groom's friends and families during the day. Members of family and friends join the Groom for the final ceremony and travel to the wedding site in the evening.

Friday, 2 October 2026
12:00 — 23:59
Own Residence, Rangia, Kamrup
Indian/Assamese Traditional, Western Formals
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The Venue

Juroon

Rangia Railkunj

Near Eco Park, Rangia, Kamrup, Assam, India, 781354

Rangia, Kamrup

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Juroon Day at Groom's

Own Residence

Near Padum Pukhuri, Rangia Bhutan Road, Ward No 7

Rangia, Kamrup

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📍Place to Visit

Umananda Island aka Peacock Island

Umananda Island aka Peacock Island

52 kms, 2 hours by road, 10 minutes by Boat

Umananda Island is the smallest inhabited river island in the world, located on the Brahmaputra River in Guwahati, Assam. It houses the historic Umananda Temple dedicated to Lord Shiva. Ferries operate daily from Kachari Ghat, taking about 10 minutes to reach the island and costing around ₹20 to ₹50 one-way.

The state of Meghalaya

The state of Meghalaya

200 - 400 kms, 6 to 12 hours by road

Meghalaya, the "Abode of Clouds" in Northeast India, is a breathtaking state famous for its cascading waterfalls, living root bridges, and crystal-clear rivers. Centered around the capital, Shillong, it offers unparalleled landscapes—from the wettest town of Mawsynram to the crystal-clear waters of the Dawki Umngot River. The ideal 5-day Meghalaya itinerary follows an efficient, loop-style route starting from Guwahati to Shillong, moving down to the waterfalls of Sohra (Cherrapunji), heading east to the crystal-clear waters of Dawki, and returning via the iconic Laitlum Canyons. This sequence minimizes backtracking and maximizes your time exploring the "Abode of Clouds"

Grass Land Eco Camp

Grass Land Eco Camp

48 kms, 2 hours by Road

A highly rated nature getaway and campground located on the eastern bank of the Lokhaotora River near Bogamati, in the Tamulpur region of Assam, India. It sits close to the Bhutan border, offering an offbeat, picturesque setting characterized by rolling green hills, river vistas, and a peaceful mountain backdrop

Kaziranga National Park

Kaziranga National Park

220 kms, 6 hours by road

A UNESCO World Heritage Site famous for housing two-thirds of the world's one-horned rhinoceros population. The 430 sq km reserve is also a Tiger Reserve featuring a mix of elephant grass and tropical forests

Samdrup Jonkhar

Samdrup Jonkhar

50 kms, 2 hours by road

Samdrup Jongkhar is Bhutan's oldest town and the largest urban center in the country's eastern region. Located in the Himalayan foothills at an elevation of 233 meters, it serves as the vital commercial gateway to eastern Bhutan and shares a direct, bustling border crossing with the Indian state of Assam. Any form if national identification is accepted for entry.

Maa Kamakhya Temple

Maa Kamakhya Temple

50 kms, 2 hours by road

An ancient and deeply revered Hindu temple dedicated to the mother goddess Kamakhya, located on the Nilachal Hills in Guwahati, Assam, India. It stands as the crown jewel of the 51 sacred Shakti Peethas and serves as the ultimate epicentre for Tantric Shaktism in India

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