The date, even roughly
A month and a year is enough. Availability is the first thing that has to be checked, and it is the one answer nobody can give you without it.
The dates, the venue if you have one, and which ceremonies you are planning. That is enough to start. You will hear back within one working day.
Fields marked are needed. Everything else simply helps us answer properly the first time.
None of these are required. Every one of them means the first reply is useful rather than a list of questions back.
A month and a year is enough. Availability is the first thing that has to be checked, and it is the one answer nobody can give you without it.
Venue rules shape a design more than taste does. Ceiling height, rigging, open flame, load-in windows — all of it changes what can be built.
A single Haldi and a four-day weekend are entirely different pieces of work. Tell us everything you are planning, including the ones you are undecided about.
A Pinterest board, three screenshots, a photograph of your outfit fabric. Contradictory references are fine — sorting them out is part of the job.
Not a number you are committed to. A range. It is the difference between a proposal you can actually use and a beautiful one you have to decline.
If parents are approving the design, say so early. It changes how the proposal is presented and it saves a round of revisions later.
Some things are quicker said than typed. Call, and if it goes to voicemail leave your date — that alone is enough to get a useful answer back.