Planning a Summer Wedding
Everybody in India prefers a wedding in the crisp, cool winter air, however, you don’t have to waste more than half the year just to have a wedding you’ll love. We’ve got some great inspirations and ideas on how to use the summer season to plan the perfect wedding.
- Tropical Cocktails
Cool down with your guests over a delicious summer menu of cocktails. Plan a refreshing, customized menu consisting of seasonal fruits and stir up a storm with drinks like watermelon margaritas, mango daiquiris and summery punch bowls.
- Pool party
Throw the funkiest bachelorette in town with a pool party or even a rain dance! Get set for a pre-wedding party that can never be beaten by winter cover up. Bring out the bikinis and boomboxes and have a blast at your summer wedding. Check out a great pool party planner here.
- Pretty in Pastels
Embrace tradition with an easy, breezy summer looks that keeps you comfortable yet beautiful. Opt for baby pink kaleere, sunshine yellow lehengas in favor of heavy, dark winter ensembles.
Look your best and stay cool with a pair of kitschy sunglasses and bright heels.
- Sun & Sand
Go all out for a wedding on the beach for the perfect ocean breeze and summer vibes! You can organize sunset phere with a casual beachwear theme and lots of ice cream and games for guests.
- Musical Melodies
Throw a fun musical evening for your friends and family with a jazz night or themed gig and let them unwind with foot massages and other quirky giveaways. A wedding venue where one can relax and share laughter without fretting about their attire is the best way to enjoy in the summer.
- Water Baby
Pep up the ambience of your summer wedding by adding tropical decor to the venue. Set aside cliched looks in favour of coconuts, sea-shells, pebbles, corals and palm trees. You could also create colorful canopies and pump up the day with pina-coladas for the guests. Needless to say, oodles of love is the secret to any fun event. Get a summer style photo booth and let your guests have a great holiday!
