Destination Wedding Cost in Shimla

For a destination wedding accommodation, venue and catering are the main expenses. We have a variety of these options according to your needs. Typical wedding cost for 50 guests will be as follows

Destination wedding cost with 2 Nights / 3 Days stay for 50 persons

This typical destination wedding in Shimla will cost Rs 2,50,000 to start with @ Rs 5,000 per person only

This destination wedding will include stay for 2 nights and 3 days with all meals & evening snacks ( Vegetarian only), venue including decoration and catering for one event, Guest management services including invitation designing, customized marriage website, guest communications etc. Any other Service evens can be arranged as per requirement and will be charged accordingly

Capital City: Shimla is the capital city of the northern Indian state of Himachal Pradesh.

British Raj’s Summer Capital: Due to its cool climate in the summer, Shimla was the summer capital of British India.

Altitude: It is located at an altitude of approximately 2,276 meters (7,467 feet) above sea level.

Tourist Destination: Shimla is one of the most popular tourist destinations in India and attracts millions of visitors annually. Key attractions include The Ridge, Mall Road, Jakhu Temple, and the Kalka-Shimla Railway.

Kalka-Shimla Railway: A UNESCO World Heritage site, this narrow-gauge railway offers picturesque views of the hills and surrounding villages.

Education: The city is home to some of India’s old schools and colleges, including the Indian Institute of Advanced Study.

Climate: Shimla experiences a subtropical highland climate, with cold winters often with snow, and mild summers.

Architecture: Shimla has many buildings styled in the Tudorbethan and neo-Gothic architectures from the colonial era.

Festivals: Shimla hosts several events and festivals annually, including the Shimla Summer Festival, Ice Skating Carnival, and more.

Surrounding Areas: Nearby places of interest include Kufri, Chail, and Mashobra.

Language and Culture: While Hindi is the official language, many people also speak Pahari, Punjabi, and English. The culture is a mix of traditional Himachali customs and influences from the British era.