Sakoon

Jaggo at Sakoon

The Conservatory at One Sansome

Ceremony and Reception

Fall

Our Wedding

Our Serendipitous Journey It all began on an app called Tinder. Our profiles aligned, and sparks flew through the digital ether. The connection was electric, conversations flowed effortlessly, until they didn’t. Like most fleeting encounters in the digital dating realm, our initial flame flickered out. But fate had other plans. We both moved on, swiping through life’s possibilities, until we found ourselves on another app: OKCupid. And there, in the sea of profiles, we matched again. Amit, ever the romantic, initiated the first message with a playful “And we meet again.” Meanwhile, Adam, blissfully unaware of their previous Tinder rendezvous, played along. Hours&nbsp;turned into days, and then it clicked. Adam realized that they weren’t strangers; they were two souls who had danced before, albeit briefly. Amit wasted no time—bold and unapologetic—and proposed a FaceTime date. Chemistry flowed through the screen, laughter echoing across the digital divide. An hour turned into eternity, and we agreed to meet in person. Our first date unfolded at Ozumo, a chic sushi spot in Santana Row, San Jose. The sushi was exquisite, but it was the company that left us breathless. Our second date took us to Redwood Regional Park in Oakland, where we hiked through towering trees, hearts racing in sync. And then, our third date—a daring leap—led us to Tulum, Mexico. What better way to know someone than to navigate foreign streets, language barriers, and unfamiliar currencies together? Our love story blossomed, defying odds and societal norms. We knew we’d found “the one.” Adam moved in with Amit, and soon after, we embarked on a joint adventure: buying our dream home. In September 2023, we unlocked the door to our shared future, slowly curating a haven where love thrives. Now, as we prepare to say “I do,” we invite you to witness our union. We’re breaking boundaries as an interracial gay couple, and we’re grateful for your support. Our promise to you: an exciting, unique wedding filled with love, laughter, and unforgettable moments. Join us as we celebrate love—the kind that transcends apps, borders, and expectations.&nbsp;

Our Story

Photos

Mohinder 'Minda'

Santosh 'Sandy'

Reena 

Rocky

Anita

Calum 

Aiden 

Kareena - Age 12

Grammy 

Anne

Brenda

Tess

Aaron 

Kruno

Anja

Baka

Paige

Sean Curran

Kyle 

Our Family

Q + A

Dress Code

This hotel is only a few miles from Amit and Adam's home. This is a great option for out-of-town guests.

Claremont Resort & Club

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Airbnb

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VRBO

Travel

Ceremony and Reception will be held here.

This is where the Jaggo will take place.

Take a stroll around iconic Lake Merritt, located in the heart of downtown. The scenic 3.3‑mile (5 km) loop offers beautiful views, lively surroundings, and the perfect opportunity to enjoy the neighborhood while getting your steps in!

Lake Merritt

Enjoy a beautiful hike nestled among the majestic redwood trees, some of the tallest and oldest in the world. Take in the stunning scenery and breathe in the fresh forest air as you explore the trails.

Reinhardt Redwood Regional Park

Discover the Oakland Museum of California (OMCA)—a vibrant space that brings together art, history, and natural science to tell the story of California in a dynamic, engaging way. With interactive exhibits, powerful cultural installations, and beautiful outdoor garden spaces, OMCA is the perfect place to explore the diverse perspectives that shape California. Whether you’re wandering through its galleries, enjoying community events, or relaxing by the koi pond, the museum offers something inspiring for everyone.

Oakland Museum of California

A trip to Alcatraz Island is one of San Francisco’s most unforgettable experiences. Just a short ferry ride from the Embarcadero, the island offers stunning bay views and a fascinating look into the history of the former federal prison. Visitors can explore the cellhouse, learn about famous inmates, and hear powerful stories through the award‑winning audio tour. Whether you’re a history lover or simply curious, Alcatraz is a must‑see landmark that brings the past to life in a truly immersive way.

Alcatraz Island

No trip to the Bay Area is complete without taking in the beauty of the Golden Gate Bridge. Whether you walk, bike, or simply admire it from one of the many scenic viewpoints, the bridge offers breathtaking views of the bay, the city skyline, and the Marin Headlands. Enjoy the fresh coastal air as you cross one of the world’s most photographed landmarks or stop by the visitor area to learn more about its history and engineering. It’s an unforgettable San Francisco experience you won’t want to miss.

Golden Gate Bridge

Experience the lively energy of Pier 39, one of San Francisco’s most popular waterfront destinations. Stroll along the pier to enjoy street performers, unique shops, and fresh seafood with beautiful views of the bay. Don’t miss the famous sea lions, who lounge and play on the docks right next to the pier. Whether you're exploring the Aquarium of the Bay, grabbing a bite, or simply taking in the sights, Pier 39 offers a fun, classic San Francisco experience for visitors of all ages.

PIER 39

Hop aboard one of San Francisco’s iconic cable cars for a classic experience that captures the charm and history of the city. These moving landmarks glide up and down the city’s famous hills, offering beautiful views, open‑air fun, and a true taste of old‑world San Francisco. Whether you're hanging onto the rails or enjoying the ride from inside, it’s a memorable way to explore the city and take in its unique character. Riding the cable cars isn’t just transportation—it's part of the San Francisco adventure.

Cable Cars

Step into San Francisco’s Chinatown, the oldest Chinatown in the United States and one of the most vibrant cultural neighborhoods in the city. Filled with ornate architecture, bustling markets, authentic eateries, and rich history, it’s a place where tradition and community thrive. Wander through colorful streets, visit local shops, and explore landmarks like the iconic Dragon Gate. Whether you’re tasting dim sum, discovering herbal stores, or simply soaking in the atmosphere, Chinatown offers a lively and unforgettable experience for visitors of all ages.

Chinatown San Francisco

Visit the San Francisco Ferry Building, a beloved landmark on the city’s waterfront that beautifully blends history, architecture, and incredible local food. Inside the bustling marketplace, you’ll find artisan shops, cafés, bakeries, and some of the Bay Area’s most iconic eateries. Stroll through the hall, enjoy a bite with views of the Bay Bridge, or explore the weekly farmers markets held just outside. Whether you’re grabbing a quick snack or spending an afternoon wandering, the Ferry Building offers a true taste of San Francisco’s vibrant culinary scene.

Ferry Building

Things to Do

Registry

Jaggo

Sakoon Restaurant, Fremont, CA

July 11th, 2026: 6 PM - 12 AM

Schedule of Events6:00 – 6:30 PM Welcome and Appetizers6:30 - 7:30 Maayan Ceremony (Haldi)7:30 – 8:00 PM Dinner Service8:00 – 9:00 PM Games &amp; Family Performances9:00 PM – 12:00 AM Jaggo Celebration &amp; Dancing

What Is a Punjabi Jaggo?A Jaggo is a joyful Punjabi pre‑wedding tradition that celebrates the upcoming marriage with music, dance, and lots of vibrant energy. The word Jaggo means “wake up”—and that’s exactly the spirit of the event: waking up the community to share in the happiness of the wedding.During the celebration, family and friends carry a beautifully decorated pot lit with candles or lights, taking turns dancing with it and passing it around. Guests often join in with decorated sticks, traditional songs, and lively dancing. It’s a colorful, upbeat night meant to spread excitement, bring loved ones together, and set the tone for the day ahead. Traditional Mehndi (Henna) will be provided at the Jaggo. Traditional Punjabi (Indian) Cuisine Clothing Examples below:

Jaggo Details 

The Conservatory at One Sansome, San Francisco, CA

July 12th, 2026: 3:00 PM - 10 PM 

Schedule of Events3:00 – 3:15 PM Guest Arrival &amp; Welcome3:30 – 4:00 PM Wedding Ceremony4:00 – 5:15 PM Cocktail Reception5:30 – 7:00 PM Dinner &amp; Toasts7:00 – 10:00 PM Reception, Dancing &amp; Celebration

Wedding Day DetailsWe are so excited to celebrate with you!Our wedding ceremony will begin at 3:30 PM at The Conservatory at One Sansome. Following the ceremony, join us for a cocktail hour with live entertainment, where you can mingle, enjoy a drink, and ease into the evening. From there, we’ll wrap the night with great food, dancing, and plenty of festivities as we celebrate this special moment with our closest family and friends.We can’t wait to share this unforgettable day with you! American Cuisine will be served for dinner. We're encouraging all of our guests to dress to impress! Examples listed below:

Wedding Day Details

Mehndi:The application of Mehndi (henna) during a Punjabi wedding is a cherished tradition with deep cultural and symbolic significance. Here are some reasons why brides or grooms typically have Mehndi applied: 1. Auspiciousness and Good Luck: Mehndi is considered a symbol of good luck and prosperity. The intricate designs are believed to bring blessings and positive energy to the bride or groom as they embark on their new journey.2. Beauty and Elegance: The elaborate henna patterns add an elegant and festive touch to the wedding couple's appearance. It's a form of body art.3. Cooling Effect: Henna has natural cooling properties, which can help calm the bride or groom's nerves and reduce stress before the wedding. The cooling sensation is soothing and relaxing.4. Symbol of Love and Bonding: The Mehndi ceremony is a time for the bride to groom to bond with their family and friends. The designs often include the partners initials, symbolizing love and the union of the couple.5. Cultural Tradition: Mehndi has been a part of Indian and Punjabi culture for centuries. It connects the bride or groom to their heritage and the traditions of their ancestors.6. Celebration and Joy: The Mehndi ceremony itself is a joyous occasion filled with music, dance, and laughter. It's a time for celebration and creating happy memories with loved ones. Overall, the Mehndi ceremony is a beautiful blend of tradition, artistry, and celebration, making it an integral part of Punjabi weddings.

Jaggo:A Jaggo is a traditional Punjabi pre-wedding ceremony that is full of joy and celebration. The word "Jaggo" means "wake up," and the event is typically held the night before the wedding to keep everyone awake and excited for the upcoming nuptials. During Jaggo, family members and friends gather at the bride or groom's house. They carry decorated pots (called Gaggar) on their heads, filled with oil lamps, and dance through the streets, singing traditional songs. The procession visits the homes of friends and relatives, inviting them to join in the festivities. It's a lively event with lots of music, dancing, and merriment, symbolizing the community's involvement in the wedding celebration. Jaggo Songs:https://youtu.be/RYypgXpmbhg?si=eFclPvuscWks19c6 Interested in listening to Punjabi songs prior to the wedding? Reach out to Amit and he will share a Spotify playlist.

Amit & Adam

Amit & Adam

Our Family