From Our Family to YoursDream Weddings · by TRIPN

The week you give the people you love - India's gardens, craft, music, faith and wild, hosted from your own home.
Not just a wedding - an experience. Exploring the culture and the food of India, and ending at home.
Four stops, each chosen for a reason - food, love, wildlife, and family.
Watch the route draw itself.
Thirty guests from the United States, met properly inside arrivals and hosted for the whole week. Two days of the capital - art, gardens, craft - and real Delhi food, not a hotel buffet. The bride is a foodie; day one sets the standard.
Days 1-2 · the soft landing & the city 30 guests · USA · all weekLocal foodMeet & greetMuseums · India Gate · BukharaDelhi to Agra, 230 km on the expressway. The Taj at first light - a monument one man built for his wife, made the reference point for the marriage this week is building toward. A Mughal garden breakfast, then the fort.
Day 3 · ~3.5 hours by road · chikankari day Taj MahalTied to the weddingAgra FortSouth through Rajasthan, 290 km. A tiger reserve, because she has loved tigers since childhood - National Geographic evenings made real. Dawn safari with naturalists for those who choose the forest; anyone who'd rather rest returns to Delhi from Agra. A tiger possible, never promised.
Days 3-4 · one night in the forest Tiger reserveSince childhoodNat GeoThe long road home - then the family farmhouse for everything the week was building toward: the Punjabi night and the Anand Karaj for a hundred, and a candlelit reception for up to two hundred.
Days 5-7 · Boliyan · Anand · Farewell Sangeet & Anand Karaj · 100Reception · up to 20030 out-of-town · 3 nights30 local guestsThe farmhouseThe wedding is the destination, not the whole journey. Everything before it is worth travelling for on its own.
The bride is a foodie. Local food at every stop - the one element that runs through all seven days.
Two families share a thousand kilometres before they share the laavaan. By the wedding, they are not strangers.
“A wedding led by experiences, food, and a lot of bonding and emotion.”
Every element of the Sangeet, the Anand Karaj and the reception comes three ways. Tap a night and pick by taste.
A dawn hot-air balloon over Ranthambore - SkyWaltz, India's first licensed operator, flies tiger country at first light. Weather-blessed, once-in-a-lifetime.
An Old Delhi evening - havelis, rickshaws through Chandni Chowk, and a food curator leading small groups through six centuries of lanes.
One named host per fifteen guests on every travel day, and two lead concierges all week.
A daily WhatsApp card: what to wear, carry, expect - weather, timing, etiquette.
Jet lag is designed for. Protected mornings, seated rest every 90 minutes, nothing late is compulsory.
Doctors mapped, not mentioned - medical partner, on-call doctor, ambulance access on event days.
American-friendly always: safe water standards, allergy records, gentle-spice pathways beside every menu.
Only real flowers, all week - seasonal Indian blooms, reused and refreshed. Nothing artificial, ever.
Dream Weddings · by TRIPN - a planning proposal, not a quotation