Goa, India November 2027
We would love nothing more than to have you there when we get married.
RSVPOur Story
We met at a friend's housewarming in London, argued about whether the biryani was actually good (it wasn't), and somehow never stopped talking after that. Four years, two cities, one very patient cat, and a lot of terrible cooking experiments later, we're getting married. Goa felt right: it's where we took our first trip together, and where Apoorv finally admitted he can't swim.
The Celebration
Thursday, 18 November
7:00 PM onwards
Dress code: Smart casual
Friday, 19 November
11:00 AM – 3:00 PM
Dress code: Colourful and comfortable
Friday, 19 November
7:30 PM onwards
Dress code: Festive Indian or cocktail
Saturday, 20 November
10:00 AM – 2:00 PM
Dress code: Traditional Indian
Saturday, 20 November
7:00 PM onwards
Dress code: Black tie or formal Indian
Getting There & Staying
Goa has two airports. Manohar International (Mopa/GOX) is the newer one, about 40 minutes north of most South Goa venues. Dabolim (GOI) is closer to South Goa, around 25 minutes.
From the UK, look at direct flights to Goa or connections through Mumbai or Delhi. From elsewhere in India, most major cities have direct routes to one or both airports.
We recommend staying in South Goa (Cavelossim, Benaulim, or Varca) for proximity to the wedding venue. It's quieter than the north, with beautiful beaches and good restaurants.
We've reserved a block of rooms at a nearby hotel at a group rate. Details and booking link coming soon. If you'd prefer to find your own place, we're happy to help with suggestions.
RSVP
Please let us know by October 2026 so we can plan properly.