Destination weddings · Delhi
A Kashmir wedding,
flying in from Delhi.
Delhi is the most natural origin city for a Kashmir destination wedding. A short flight on any morning, no time-zone disruption, the family flies in for the wedding week and back for Sunday dinner. We host Delhi families across the Maenzraat-Nikah-Walima arc with full Wazwan service or coordination with the family's preferred caterer.
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A Delhi wedding party at Wanwun
Flight time
90 minutes
Airports
IGI Terminal 3 — 18+ daily flights to Srinagar International (SXR) at peak season
Best months
April through October — tulip-bloom April, summer wedding season May–August, chinar-gold October.
Stay
On-site rooms + curated partner hotels
Getting here
From Delhi to Srinagar.
Bridal suite + 3–4 family rooms on-site, plus a curated shortlist of boutique stays a short drive away (Lalit Grand Palace, Vivanta, Lemon Tree). We hold a block for you when bookings cross 80 guests.
Operating airlines
- ·IndiGo
- ·Air India
- ·Vistara
- ·SpiceJet
Sample wedding-week itinerary
A typical week, flying in from Delhi.
Day 1 — Arrival
- →Morning flight from IGI
- →Airport pickup → Wanwun
- →Bride's suite check-in + henna touch-ups
- →Maenzraat at the Grand Hall — wanwun chorus, light dinner, mehendi
Day 2 — Nikah
- →Family breakfast on-site
- →Nikah ceremony with the Qazi
- →Yini Wol trami service at the Royale Hall
- →Evening shikara ride on Dal Lake for the bridal party
Day 3 — Walima
- →Late breakfast, leisurely getting-ready
- →Walima reception at the Royale Hall with full 36-trami Wazwan
- →Closing kahwa from the samovar
Day 4 — Departure
- →Phiri Saal lunch at the Grand Hall (optional)
- →Airport drop, evening flight back to Delhi
Beyond the wedding
Give your guests
a Kashmir story to tell.
The wedding is the centrepiece — but the in-laws flew across continents and they want to see the Valley too. We coordinate the around-wedding experiences with vetted local partners.
Dal Lake shikara ride for the cousins — we coordinate the boats
Pre-wedding shoot at Nishat Bagh or Shalimar Bagh
A day trip to Pahalgam or Gulmarg for the just-marrieds
Curated Kashmiri shopping — pashmina, papier-mâché, walnut wood
Saffron tasting at a local farm during October weddings
Questions, answered
Bringing Delhi to Kashmir.
How early should we book from Delhi?+
For the peak months (May, October) we recommend 6 months ahead. For shoulder months (April, September, November) 3–4 months is usually enough. Delhi families typically lock 4–6 hotel rooms for the extended guest list, which we help block.
Can our caterer travel with us from Delhi?+
Yes — we have the kitchen, pantry, prep space and service team ready for an outside caterer. We have hosted Delhi families with their own halwais and outside catering crews many times.
Will guests need any extra documentation?+
No — Kashmir is part of India, no special permits needed for Indian nationals. We do recommend warm clothing for May–early-June and September–October, even in the day.
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