The Indian wedding season is here! With stunning locales and elaborate décor, destination weddings enjoy a special fanbase in the country. If you, too, are looking for places with fairytale settings, here are four destinations in India you can explore. (Representational Images: iStock/Pixabay)
Updated On: 2024-12-10 09:19 AM IST
Compiled by : Raaina Jain
Lakshadweep Islands
If you want an intimate beach wedding, this is an ideal destination. Lakshadweep, with its crystal-clear lagoons, pristine beaches and palm tree-lined shores offers a serene setting to exchange your vows by turquoise waters and golden sands.
Mussoorie, Uttarakhand
Love mountains? You can get married in Mussoorie, the ‘Queen of Hills’. With breathtaking mountain views and lush greenery, quaint colonial architecture and refreshing weather, this is a great location for a destination hill wedding.
Mandu, Madhya Pradesh
An ancient city of forts, well-known for Jahaz Mahal, Mandu is perfect for a big fat Indian wedding, with vibrant local flavours and elegant venues.
Hampi, Karnataka
Another historical marvel, Hampi makes for an ideal wedding destination with its stunning landscape, ancient temples and mystical boulders. Its striking blend of natural beauty and architectural grandeur adds a touch of timeless romance.
A wedding brings several expenses, which require proper management and planning. While there are different avenues you can opt for to fund the wedding, here are some cost-saving tips if you choose to use your credit card.
Choose a card with high-reward categories for wedding purchases: Cards that offer elevated rewards on dining, travel, hotels, entertainment, etc., are ideal for booking venues, photographers and catering.
Maximise sign-up bonuses: While planning a wedding well in advance, consider applying for a new credit card with a significant sign-up bonus.
Use credit card perks for insurance costs: Many premium credit cards offer travel insurance, which can cover wedding-related expenses like flight cancellations or lost luggage. These benefits can save on unforeseen expenses and urgent requirements.
(Inputs by Ramakrishnan Gopalan, Vice President, Head of Products & Solutions, Visa India and South Asia)