Day of the Nikkah
What to Wear To Attend a Nikkah at Our Mosque
Please wear modest, respectful clothing that covers the arms and legs. Women are encouraged to bring a head covering. Remove shoes before entering the prayer area, so clean socks are recommended.
What to Expect During the Nikkah Ceremony
A Nikkah ceremony at VRIC is a simple and meaningful religious service. It typically includes an opening du’a, a recitation from the Qur’an, and a brief marriage sermon (khutbah). The officiant will confirm the bride’s and groom’s consent, verify the agreed-upon mahr (dowry), and guide everyone through signing the marriage contracts. The ceremony concludes with brief remarks and a closing du’a.
- Bring all required identification and documents.
- The couple, wali, witnesses, and families should arrive on time.
- Decorations are limited to the Nikkah table area. No petals or loose flowers.
- We provide screen projection and two microphones.
- We do not provide recording or live streaming.
- No meals, lunch boxes, tea, coffee, or on-site cooking.
- You may distribute pre-packaged sweets, but they may not be eaten in carpeted areas.
- Photography must respect the masjid’s sanctity.
- If you do not show up for your nikkah, we will not refund your fee.
- If you have questions about the day of operations please email our operations team here.