Should mehndi and sangeet be on the same day?

Often yes — mehndi afternoon, sangeet evening. Some families split across two days; duplicate this template and adjust times.

Do I need a separate timeline from the main wedding day?

Yes — vendors and wedding party need distinct schedules. Create one timeline per event day in the editor.

Day-of guide

Mehndi & sangeet timeline

Multi-day South Asian weddings often schedule mehndi (henna) and sangeet (music/dance night) separately from the main ceremony. Use this for the pre-wedding celebration day — then build your Hindu or Indian main-day timeline separately.

Time	Event
11:00 AM	Mehndi setup & light brunch for guests
12:00 PM	Mehndi artists begin — bride & wedding party
3:00 PM	Mehndi winding down; guests refresh
5:00 PM	Break / outfit change for sangeet
6:00 PM	Sangeet venue opens — cocktails & appetizers
7:00 PM	Family performances & dances begin
8:30 PM	Couple dance & open dancing
10:30 PM	Late-night snacks & send-off

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Common questions

Should mehndi and sangeet be on the same day?: Often yes — mehndi afternoon, sangeet evening. Some families split across two days; duplicate this template and adjust times.
Do I need a separate timeline from the main wedding day?: Yes — vendors and wedding party need distinct schedules. Create one timeline per event day in the editor.