Our wedding will include a Nikah (the signing of the Islamic marriage contract), Shaadi (the celebration of the Nikah), Rukhsati (sending the bride off to join her new family), and a Walima (reception thrown by the groom to announce his wedding).
No.
Generally speaking, modest attire is recommended. Longer pants and skirts are recommended and people of any gender should avoid having bare arms. If the venue is a mosque, be prepared to remove your shoes before entering the prayer area.
Yes, gifts are acceptable and appreciated at Muslim weddings.
Yes. Male and female guests will be in separate rooms. After the Shaadi dinner is finished, the groom will go to where the bride and all the women are and be seated with the bride.