Top 10 Winter Wedding Destinations In India

OT Staff & Waquar Habib

Udaipur, Rajasthan

Palatial lakeside settings, candlelit domes, royal architecture, soft winter light. Udaipur’s palaces and heritage hotels deliver grandeur and romance, ideal for large-scale winter weddings with opulent décor, boating, and artistic flair.

Udaipur City Palace and Lake Pichola | Shutterstock

Goa

Pristine beaches, warm sun, vibrant nightlife and relaxed luxury. Goa combines tropical charm with winter-pleasant weather; beachside ceremonies at sunset, balmy evenings under stars, and fusion cuisine make weddings irresistible.

Vintage buildings in Goa's Fontainhas

Shimla, Himachal Pradesh

Snow-dusted peaks, colonial architecture, crisp alpine air, pine forest surroundings. Winter weddings in Shimla’s resorts offer an intimate mountain experience with glowing fireplaces, misty sunrises and elegant hilltop venues.

A snowy Shimla | Shutterstock

Jodhpur, Rajasthan

Blue city backdrop, desert sunsets, majestic forts and palaces, rich Rajasthani culture. Jodhpur offers unforgettable royalty in décor, lavish weddings in grand courtyards, sunlit lawns and classic Rajasthan hospitality.

A view of the Umaid Bhawan Palace, Jodhpur | Shutterstock

Kerala (Alappuzha, Munnar, Backwaters)

Lush green hills, serene backwaters, houseboats, tranquil beaches. Winter’s mild climate enhances Kerala’s natural beauty; ceremonies by water, colonial bungalows, tropical foliage, and warm hospitality define romantic ambience.

Sunset colours in Munnar | Shutterstock

Agra, Uttar Pradesh

Timeless romance near the Taj Mahal, iconic architecture, historic palaces and luxury resorts. Windows of winter mornings filled with soft light make weddings near Agra deeply photogenic and memorable.

The Taj Mahal of Agra | Shutterstock

Rishikesh, Uttarakhand

River Ganga backdrop, hills, spiritual ambience, adventure spirit. Winter weddings here blend nature, temples, yoga retreats and sensory silence; minimal heat, maximum serenity for vow exchanges in soul-touching landscapes.

Rishikesh during sunset | Shutterstock

Lavasa, Maharashtra

Modern hill-town architecture, serene lakes, planned atmosphere, pleasant winter weather. Lavasa offers contemporary venues with panoramic views, tranquil landscapes; suitable for couples.

A view of Lavasa Hill City | _travelling_india/instagram

Mussoorie, Uttarakhand

Mist-cap mountains, colonial charm, winding roads, lush hillsides. Mussoorie delivers magical sunrises, chilly winter evenings, tree-lined avenues and upscale resorts ideal for cosy winter weddings.

An aerial view of Mussoorie, Uttarakhand | Shutterstock

Jaipur, Rajasthan

Vibrant colours, royal forts, ornate palaces, cultural richness, warm hospitality. Jaipur’s winter months allow lavish courtyard weddings, decorative lights, traditional rituals and grand feasts under clear skies.

A view of Amber Fort, Jaipur | @Selectour/x

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Beach in Hikkaduwa, Sri Lanka | Shutterstock
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