Going by the prevalent trend of all wedding-related activities on ground picking up steam from Late September, we could confidently say that the Indian Wedding season 2014 is right here. According to a recent report, each year, at least 10 million Indians marry and the market is estimated at nearly $35 billion, growing at about 25 per cent annually.
The traditional Indian Weddings are known for its large format, complex and mind-numbing logistics that most of the times become overwhelming for its organisers (read the immediate family members). Over the years, there has been a gradual shift towards Destination Weddings in India, which is quite simply, the families with their invited guests travelling to a destination for the wedding, away from their localities, with all the logistics taken care of by professional wedding planners. It usually ends up being a holiday-cum-wedding event, which becomes a win-win situation for everyone involved.
While “exotic and memorable” remains the underlying theme of all weddings, the aspects of cost, comfort and logistics too have an equally crucial part to play in making the entire experience a joyful memory for both the families. The destination is of paramount important, in terms of accessibility and amenities which in turn will influence everything else including emotions.
From themed or specially tailored menus to flexible service timings, the Ramada Neemrana Hotel offers indoor or outdoor options for grand banquets for any wedding at Neemrana, for up to 500 guests, the biggest Neemrana hotels, complete with a private foyer for pre-wedding cocktails, if needed.
Planning an exotic wedding in India, specifically at Neemrana perhaps ? Head to Neemrana, a refreshing Indian Wedding Destination, that should be in your plans.Enquire about hosting your wedding at the Ramada Neemrana Hotel.
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