Top 10 Beautiful Wedding Destinations in India

Destination weddings are a beautiful way to celebrate your love as you start a new phase in your life. Here are the top 10 wedding destinations in India:



1.Goa
A Goa wedding will offer the perfect mix of blue skies, lush greenery, mountains in the background, or the deep blue waters of the sea. You could opt for wonderful tropical setup on the beach, or a sunset wedding. Later September to October end is a good time for weddings in Goa as the weather is perfect and the peak season crowd is yet to come.

2.Havelock Island
Another beach destination, Havelock Island in Andaman & Nicobar offers the cleanest beaches in India and the weather stays mild throughout the year. Exchange your vows under clear blue skies on the golden sands of the beaches.

3.Jaipur
If you have always dreamt of a royal wedding, getting married in a grand palace like Jai Mahal Palace in Jaipur will be a fantasy come true. A majestic venue, warm hospitality, and delicious wedding food, a wedding in Rajasthan’s pink city will be spectacularly royal!

4.Hyderabad
India’s Pearl City is another destination you should consider for a grand palace wedding. The Taj Falaknuma Palace, surrounded by the rich heritage of the Nizams will add much grandeur to your celebrations.

5.Khajuraho
This artistic legacy of India will make for a beautiful backdrop to your wedding with all its architectural wonders. October to March is usually the best time to plan your special day here.

6.Madurai
One of the oldest cities in India, the mythological importance to its history makes for a magnificent setting for your traditional temple wedding. The Meenakshi temple is a beautiful venue for traditional weddings with its grand architecture and history.

7.Amritsar
Amritsar a beautiful city for celebrations with the Golden Temple, a wonderful symbol of equality and brotherhood, embodying rich culture and heritage. The food is finger-licking, the vibes celebratory, and your wedding will be one grand party.

8.Kolkata
The city of joy has some fabulous venues portraying Victorian architectural style and the St. Paul cathedral is a beautiful spot for a church wedding. You could also get married on a ferry with the Howrah bridge in the backdrop! This vibrant city offers wonderful spots, delicious food, and is rich in its traditions and love for celebrations.

9.Rishikesh
Get married with the majestic Ganga in the backdrop and you could even organize some wonderful adventure sports for your guests to keep them entertained! October to March make for the best time for weddings.

10.Jim Corbett National Park
An offbeat wedding destination, there are many beautiful resorts around this national park where you can get married in the lap of nature, with beautiful hills and dense forests all around you. Send your guests for an early morning tiger safari, and celebrate your vows with the setting sun as your stage backdrop.

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