This ceremony involves applying a paste made from turmeric, sandalwood, and other natural ingredients to the bride and groom.Turmeric is believed to bring good luck, prosperity, and positive energy, while also blessing the couple with a healthy and glowing start to their married life. Family members and close friends take turns applying the haldi, showering the couple with love, laughter, and well wishes.The ceremony is vibrant and playful, often filled with music, teasing, and candid moments. Yellow décor, traditional attire, and joyful chaos make this one of the most fun and relaxed celebrations of the wedding festivities.The Haldi ceremony marks the beginning of the wedding celebrations and sets a joyful tone for the days ahead. We invite you to join us, get a little messy, share some laughs, and celebrate love, tradition, and togetherness with us. It ends with a pool party,music ,dances and games.

Madhuram Veppu is a beautiful and symbolic pre-wedding ritual rooted in South Indian Christian traditions. The name literally means “placing sweetness,” and the ceremony represents the beginning of a sweet and harmonious married life.During this ritual, the bride and groom are offered something sweet—usually jaggery, sugar, or a traditional sweet—symbolizing love, happiness, and the promise of sweetness in their journey together. Elders from both families bless the couple, wishing them prosperity, understanding, and a life filled with joy.This ceremony is intimate and meaningful, focusing on family bonds, blessings, and the emotional union of two families coming together. It marks an important moment where the wedding preparations officially begin, setting a positive and auspicious tone for the celebrations ahead.Madhuram Veppu reminds us that marriage is not just about grand celebrations, but also about cherishing small, meaningful traditions that emphasize love and togetherness.

A Syro-Malabar Christian wedding is a sacred and joyful celebration of love, faith, and family traditions in Kerala. The ceremony takes place in a church as a Holy Mass, blending Malayalam and English so that all guests can follow the prayers, readings, and blessings. The Mass represents the couple’s lifelong commitment to each other before God and the community, and it forms the spiritual heart of the wedding.One of the most important rituals is the tying of the Thali. The Thali is a gold pendant with a cross, which the groom ties around the bride’s neck. It symbolizes love, fidelity, protection, and the sacred bond of marriage. Another meaningful tradition is the Manthrakodi , a special saree gifted by the groom to the bride. It signifies the bride’s new role as a married woman and her welcoming into the groom’s family, marking the beginning of a shared journey.The wedding also includes exchanging rings, prayers, and blessings, bringing together families, friends, and loved ones.

Our wedding reception at the beautiful Kumarakom Lake Resort promises to be an unforgettable celebration, blending the serene beauty of Kerala’s backwaters with the joy, music, and warmth of family and friends. Set against the breathtaking backdrop of the Kumarakom lake, this outdoor evening event is designed to celebrate love, togetherness, and the beginning of our life as a married couple in a magical, nature-filled setting.The reception begins in the late evening, just as the sun begins to set, casting golden hues over the lake. The shimmering water reflects the changing colors of the sky, creating a natural canvas that feels both romantic and serene. The outdoor setting allows guests to feel the gentle breeze and hear the soft lapping of the water, blending perfectly with the laughter and excitement that fills the air.As the evening unfolds, guests can enjoy a wide array of drinks and food.A highlight of our reception will be the traditionaldances and performances with Chenda melam