Head to these places in India for a destination wedding

March 5, 2021

As the pandemic intensified, the wedding industry, just like many others, suffered major consequences. And thousands of lovebirds had to either reschedule their functions or opt for an intimate wedding. But guess which wedding trend has not only survived the brunt of all of this but has also somehow managed to bounce back to pre-COVID levels? It’s the Destination Wedding! Here are some Indian destinations you can tie the knot in.

Goa

With its coastline sugared by the sun, cuisine that agrees very well with everyone’s palate, an abundance of locations for you to unwind and relax, and a mind-blowing blend of Indian and Portuguese cultures, Goa is India’s pocket-sized paradise. It is one of the most exotic beach wedding destinations that will cost far less than say Mauritius or Bali but will deliver the same magical experience. Along with the obvious beach wedding, you can also choose from several other themes that the landscapes of Goa offer such as island weddings or a full-fledged royal wedding in a magnificent 5-Star hotel, an elegant church wedding in a Portuguese-style church, or a fort wedding with an old-world charm.

Jaipur

Weddings in Jaipur have a dreamy experience on its whole. Home to forts, palaces, havelis, and numerous monuments that seem to narrate the tales of Rajput valor, enveloped by the Aravali Hills, and offering vivacious culture, cuisine, and temperament, Jaipur is and has always been undoubtedly one of the best places for destination weddings in India. Likewise will be the case for your small destination wedding. You will find exceptional venues here—from budget-friendly ones to exorbitant heritage hotels and resorts that will make your intimate ceremony one that will never be forgotten.

Udaipur

Another one from the sovereign state of Rajasthan, the mesmerizing City Of Lakes, Udaipur is a gem that has to be on this list. A place of high historical and cultural importance, Udaipur is characterized by historical forts, palaces, most of those have been transformed into luxury heritage hotels, Rajput architecture, its cultured lanes, mouth-watering Mewari cuisine, and it’s serene lakes. One does not have to wonder why a destination wedding here is a rage year after year. Udaipur had always been a popular choice for destination weddings

Mussoorie

What comes to mind when you hear the words ‘Hill Station Destination Wedding’? Do you dream of a place with snow-capped mountains, lush forests consisting of towering Deodar and Oak trees, diverse and vivacious flora, and gushing rivers, lakes, and waterfalls? Now pull up Mussoorie on Google and watch this mental image come alive. With the Shivalik Range and Doon Valley snuggling it, Mussoorie offers some of the most magical sights that any hill station in the county has to offer, rightfully earning the name The Queen Of Hills.

Jodhpur

If it isn’t obvious at this point, Rajasthan offers some of the most popular destination places because its cities offer just the right character and grandeur that make wedding ceremonies extraordinary. Adding to the list, Jodhpur, the stunning Blue City Of India, is one such beauty that will never let you down if you turn to it with your dream of a destination wedding. The arid desert air and the humid climate of the city don’t stop the patrons of history, art, and culture from visiting it in flocks and neither does it defer the whim of those wanting to make it the backdrop of their wedding ceremony.

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