There are no speeches and the men and women are segregated. At this time, the groom joins the bride. The couple then depart together. Usually, the couple return the next day to the groom's parent's home the next morning where the Walimah is held and a lunch is served. There are some rituals which stem from the Hindu tradition, which I have omitted.
Activities do vary according to the family's piety and financial ability.
Randeree Thank you Mohammed for that very detailed description. However, I don't think the family will take well to a dancing and singing woman, albeit with good intentions. In fact, the males and females are separated, as with most Muslim functions. You did mention it's going to be a western wedding. But this is forbidden if they are Muslim.