Together with their families
Simran & Maneesh
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November 22 — 26, 2026 · Delhi, India
Together with their families
Request the honour of your presence
November 22 — 26, 2026 · Delhi, India
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Celebration Schedule
Three days of love, laughter, and tradition — each event woven with meaning and joy.
4:00 PM — 8:00 PM · Poolside Lawn
An evening of intricate henna artistry, music, and celebration. The bride's hands and feet are adorned with beautiful mehendi designs — it is said that the darker the mehendi, the deeper the love between the couple.
7:30 PM — 11:30 PM · Grand Ballroom
A night of choreographed dances, live music, and pure jubilation. Both families come together to perform, celebrating the union through song and dance — a tradition that transforms strangers into family.
10:00 AM — 1:00 PM · Courtyard Garden
A joyful, messy, and beautiful ritual where a paste of turmeric, sandalwood, and rose water is applied to the bride and groom. Haldi purifies and blesses the couple before the wedding, and the golden hue symbolizes prosperity.
6:00 PM Onwards · Palace Mandap
The sacred ceremony under a beautifully decorated mandap. The couple takes seven pheras around the holy fire, each round representing a sacred vow — for food, strength, prosperity, happiness, children, health, and lifelong friendship.
7:00 PM — Midnight · Lakeview Terrace
A grand evening of celebration, dining, and dancing under the stars. The newlywed couple is formally introduced to the world, with speeches, toasts, and a magnificent feast marking the beginning of their journey together.
Sacred Heritage
Every ritual carries centuries of meaning — here's the story behind each celebration.
Dating back to Vedic times, mehendi (henna) is believed to awaken the inner light. The bride's designs often hide the groom's name — he must find it on the wedding night. The cooling properties of henna also calm pre-wedding nerves.
Originally a North Indian tradition, the Sangeet was a women-only affair with folk songs. Today it has evolved into a grand musical evening where both families perform choreographed dances — breaking the ice and forging bonds that last a lifetime.
Turmeric has been revered in Ayurveda for 4,000 years for its antiseptic and beautifying properties. The Haldi ritual purifies the couple before marriage, wards off evil eye, and blesses them with a golden, radiant glow.
The Saat Phere (seven rounds) around the sacred fire is the heart of a Hindu wedding. Agni Devta (the Fire God) is the supreme witness. Each round represents a vow — nourishment, strength, prosperity, happiness, progeny, health, and eternal friendship.
The groom ties the Mangalsutra — a sacred necklace with black beads to ward off evil — around the bride's neck. This thread of love symbolizes their eternal bond and is equivalent to the Western wedding ring, worn throughout life.
After the wedding, the bride kicks a pot of rice with her right foot at the groom's doorstep, spilling the grains — symbolizing that she enters bringing abundance and prosperity. She then steps into vermilion footprints, marking her new home.
We'd love to have you
Kindly respond by January 15, 2026. Select the events you'll be attending and let us know if you have any dietary requirements.
Your Comfort Matters
We've arranged accommodation and amenities so you can focus on celebrating.
All wedding events take place here. Complimentary stay for immediate family and wedding party. Guest rooms available at a special rate.
A comfortable 5-minute drive from the venue. We've negotiated a group rate of ₹8,500/night including breakfast and shuttle service.
For our younger guests and backpackers! Private rooms and dorms available from ₹1,500/night. Great rooftop views of the lake.
All Meals & Beverages
Multi-cuisine fare across all events — vegetarian, non-veg, and Jain options
Shuttle Service
Free shuttle between hotels and venue on all event days
Welcome Hamper
Curated gift bag with local sweets, itinerary, and essentials
Photo & Video
Professional crew covering all events — digital gallery shared post-wedding
Childcare
Supervised kids' corner with activities during evening events
First Aid On-Site
Medical professional available throughout all events
Dress Code Help
Suggested outfits + local outfit arrangement on request
Free Wi-Fi
High-speed internet at the venue and all partner hotels
Indian ethnic or formal western wear
Mehendi
Pastels
Sangeet
Glamorous
Haldi
Yellow
Wedding
Traditional
Reception
Black Tie
Getting There
Udaipur is well-connected by air, rail, and road. Here's everything you need to plan your journey.
Maharana Pratap Airport (UDR) — 22 km from venue. Direct flights from Delhi, Mumbai, Jaipur, Bangalore, and Hyderabad.
Flight time: ~1.5 hrs from Delhi/Mumbai, ~2 hrs from Bangalore.
Airport to venue: ~45 min by taxi (₹500–800). Pre-paid taxis and Ola/Uber available.
Udaipur City Railway Station (UDZ) — 5 km from venue. Well connected to all major Indian cities.
Popular trains: Mewar Express (Delhi), Udaipur Express (Mumbai), Jaipur-Udaipur Express.
Station to venue: ~15 min by auto-rickshaw (₹100–150) or cab (₹200–300).
From Delhi: ~660 km via NH48 (11–12 hrs). Scenic Rajasthan highway drive.
From Mumbai: ~770 km via NH48 (13–14 hrs). Or take the Delhi-Mumbai Expressway to Jaipur, then NH48.
From Jaipur: ~390 km via NH48 (6–7 hrs). The most popular road trip route.
Wedding Shuttle: Free shuttle buses between partner hotels and venue on all event days.
Ola/Uber: Readily available. Auto-rickshaws are the cheapest option for short distances.
Car Rental: We recommend Rajasthan Cab Services — mention "Simran-Maneesh Wedding" for a discount.
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