Agra trip will depart Delhi around 7am and return by 7pm after visiting the Taj Mahal and Agra Red Fort

Haldi is a traditional ceremony where you will get to apply turmeric (haldi) paste and flowers to the bride and groom. Mehendi (henna) artists will be present for friends and family to get henna adorned. There will be a lunch with Indian delicacies and some games. Attire suggestions: Punjabi Suit, Sari or other ethnic wear for the Ladies Kurta Pajama, Dress shirts or light semi-formals for the Gentlemen

Drinking and Dancing :) There will be choreographed dance numbers by friends and family followed by an open DJ floor to dance the night away! Attire suggestions: Lehengas or Gowns for the Ladies Indo-Western kurta or Western formal Suits for the Gentlemen

This is a traditional ceremony where the groom and groomsmen will wear turbans and the groom gets on a horse and is led by his friends and family in a procession (with loud music and dancing) toward the wedding altar.

After the groom arrives, everybody awaits the bride’s entry and traditionally the bride enters under a flower canopy which is carried by her brothers and relatives and is led to the altar. After the arrival of the bride, the religious ceremony begins and includes the Pheras - Bride and Groom circle the holy fire seven times and the priest pronounces them husband and wife. Attire Suggestions: Indian suits (Anarkalis / Shararas) or Easy Drape Sarees for the Ladies Kurta Jacket Set / Light Kurtas for Gentlemen

Attire suggestions: Formal Dress or Gowns for the Ladies Suit or Western Formal for the Gentlemen

Tour of some of the main sights of Delhi, including the Qutub Minar, Red Fort. And also tours of the Rashtrapathi Bhawan and the new Parliament House (both not open to the public)