Will include accommodation as per requirement. The Mehandi event is a vibrant and significant part of Indian wedding celebrations, where the bride's hands and feet are intricately decorated with Mehandi paste by a skilled artist. The event is a joyful gathering of family and friends, filled with traditional songs, dancing, and merriment. As the Mehandi is applied, the bride's loved ones celebrate her upcoming union, and in some cultures, the groom's name or initials are hidden in the design for him to discover on the wedding night. After the application, the Mehandi is left to dry and stain the skin, with the darkness of the stain believed to signify the strength of the marriage. Lunch will be there.

Will include accommodation as per requirement. The Ring Ceremony, also known as the Engagement Ceremony, is a significant pre-wedding event in Indian culture, where the bride and groom exchange rings as a symbol of their commitment to each other. The ceremony typically takes place in the presence of family, friends, and relatives, where the couple is seated together, and the rings are blessed by a priest or elder family member. The groom places the ring on the bride's finger, and vice versa, marking the formal engagement and promising to marry each other, amidst cheers, applause, and celebrations. Dinner will be there.

Will include accommodation as per requirement. The Cocktail Party is a vibrant and celebratory event that takes place on the eve of the wedding in Indian culture, where the bride and groom's families and friends gather to socialize, enjoy good food and drinks, and celebrate the upcoming union. The party features a lively atmosphere with music, dancing, and dance performances, including professional choreographed routines and impromptu dance sessions. Guests mingle and congratulate the couple, while savoring delicious appetizers, cocktails, and other refreshments, setting the tone for the joyous wedding celebrations to follow.

Will include accommodation as per requirement. Breakfast will be there. The Haldi event, also known as Haldi ceremony, is a significant and joyful pre-wedding ritual in Indian culture, where a paste made from turmeric, sandalwood, and other ingredients is applied to the bride and groom's skin to cleanse and brighten it. The ritual is believed to ward off evil spirits, bring good luck, and prepare the couple for their new life together. Lunch will be there.

Will include accommodation as per requirement. The Main Shadi event, also known as the Wedding Ceremony, is the most significant and sacred part of an Indian wedding, where the bride and groom exchange vows and are united in marriage. The ceremony typically takes place in a decorated mandap or wedding canopy, where the couple is seated together, surrounded by their families, priests, and guests. The priest performs various rituals, including the sacred fire ceremony, and the couple participates in customs such as the exchange of garlands, the tying of the mangalsutra, and the application of sindoor, ultimately culminating in the couple being pronounced husband and wife, amidst cheers, applause, and blessings from their loved ones.

Will include accommodation as per requirement. Breakfast is included. The Vidai event, also known as the Farewell Ceremony, is a poignant and emotional part of an Indian wedding, where the bride bids a tearful farewell to her family, friends, and childhood home. The ceremony typically takes place after the wedding ceremony, where the bride is escorted out of her home by her relatives, amidst tears, blessings, and well-wishes. The bride throws back a handful of rice or coins, symbolizing her gratitude and repayment of her parents' debts, and her family members bless her for a happy and prosperous married life, as she departs for her new home with her husband.