From a fort in Jodhpur to a houseboat in the Kerala backwaters, we plan destination weddings across India's most breathtaking settings — with the same logistical precision whether it's an intimate ceremony or a five-hundred-guest baraat.
A destination wedding multiplies everything — vendors, guests, permits, transport — across a city where your family doesn't live. We've run enough of them to know exactly where things go wrong, and we build the plan to prevent it long before the first guest lands.
Local vendor networks and site relationships already in place, in the cities where your venue actually is.
Heritage-property protocols, local permits, and vendor access sorted well before your guests arrive.
Flights, transfers, and stay for out-of-town guests planned alongside the ceremony itself.
A single point of contact across the engagement, sangeet, wedding, and reception — not four different teams.
Mehrangarh, Udaipur's lake palaces, and centuries-old havelis, secured with the right permissions and heritage-property protocols.
Houseboat sangeet nights and shoreline mandaps, planned around tide timings and the monsoon calendar.
Beachfront mandaps and sundown pheras, with contingency plans for tide and weather built into the run-of-show.
Mountain-view ceremonies across Himachal and Uttarakhand, with altitude, weather, and guest logistics accounted for.
Restored havelis in Rajasthan and Gujarat, where every courtyard becomes its own function space.
Nashik and Bangalore vineyard weddings, blending an open-air ceremony with tightly structured guest logistics.
Andaman and Lakshadweep properties for smaller, tightly guest-listed celebrations away from the mainland.
Elephant, horse, and traditional baraat processions coordinated with local authorities and heritage-site rules.
Sangeet in one city, wedding in another — guest travel, stay, and transitions planned as one continuous itinerary.
We start with your guest count, must-have traditions, budget, and the kind of landscape you're picturing.
Shortlisted venues are site-visited and confirmed, with dates locked against muhurat and vendor availability.
Décor, caterers, priests, and artists are curated and confirmed around that specific venue's constraints.
Our team runs the wedding on the ground, in that city, so your family can be guests, not managers.
Anjali Rathore on why destination weddings need a planner who lives in the logistics, not just the aesthetics.
The couple should be able to walk into their own wedding as guests. Every fort we've worked in, every houseboat, every beach — the goal is the same: the family should never see the permits, the vendor calls, or the weather contingency plan. They should only see the wedding.— Anjali Rathore, Founder & Director
Tell us your city, your guest count, and your dates — we'll take it from there.
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