When it comes to the wedding in the Himalaya, it is believed that the marriages are made in heavens and celebrated on Earth. It is the physical, mental and spiritual bonding of two souls.

According to Buddhist Tradition:

The ritual starts with solemn moments of chanting by Buddhist Monks. A celestial mixture of traditional blessing and well-wishing evokes a special energy.  The ritual ends with the howling of Tibetan Drums and the blowing of colossal horns by Lamas. The couple is now joined as one. 
Suddenly, ‘Panche Baja’ (the combination of five traditional mountain instruments) erupts with a symphony of sound, commencing an evening of fun and entertainment.  Bunch of guys decked in traditional Nepalese dress move their body agilely with the rhythm easing everyone to join the dance floor. Flower bouquets, gifts and warm congratulations admire you highly as celebrity.  Don’t worry! Your distinguished guests will be treated special with marvelous drinks and scrumptious food presented in an artistic array. All of these will be certified and documented by authentic tourism organization of Nepal.  

According to Hindu Tradition:

Modern Hindu has evolved some of its own wedding traditions such as the wedding Janti and the Hindu wedding games. Some popular games, such as hiding the shoes have even been glamorized by Bollywood movies. Janti refers to the procession of the groom on a horseback, accompanied by family members, relatives and friends. The groom sits on a decorated white horse, resplendent in his wedding attire. A Janti is an occasion of much revelry and you can often see the relatives of the groom dancing with gay abandon on the streets as they proceed towards the wedding venue.
Right from selecting the horse (white mare), choosing a brass band party and deciding on which tunes would they play (and that can include all the Nepali traditional music or the latest Bollywood musical hits as well as the groom's favorite ones with beautiful Nepali transgender dancing and blessing the couple), leave all the worries to Pink Mountain.
Another important wedding tradition that has stood the test of time is the use of Henna for adorning the hands and feet. Pertaining to ladies, the art of applying Henna, also known as Mehendi goes back as far as 5000 years ago, but you can see still se eager women- young and old get henna applied to their hands during the occasion of a wedding ceremony. Even through Henna is green in color and appearance, when applied on the skin, it takes a orange- reddish hue. These days one can even go for fanciful Mehendi colors in gold, silver and black.


Whatever tradition you marry, the other equally important aspect of wedding is the memorable time spent together. What could be more special than being in the Himalayan Shangri-La, amid amenities and services to spoil you! Himalaya is no more remote with our courtesy. Jacuzzi, spa, private yoga, Ayurvedic massage and more, all in the amphitheater of animating Himalayas.

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