Top 5 Destination Wedding Locations in India for 2026

Every year we get asked the same question earlier and earlier: "where should we get married?" Here are the five backdrops our couples requested most this season — and why each one photographs so differently.

Udaipur remains unbeatable for royal grandeur. The City Palace's carved stone archways and Lake Pichola's still water give us frame after frame that looks lifted from a period film, especially at first and last light.

Goa offers relaxed, sun-drenched romance. Beach ceremonies mean softer, more candid coverage — bare feet, ocean spray, golden late-afternoon light — for couples who want their wedding to feel like a holiday, not a production.

Jaipur splits the difference between the two: pink sandstone forts and heritage havelis give us the same royal texture as Udaipur, with a livelier old-city backdrop for couple portraits and baraat shots.

Alibaug is rising fast with Mumbai couples wanting a destination feel without a flight. Private beachfront villas and quiet coastline give us intimate, low-key coverage for smaller guest lists.

Coorg is the newest favourite for nature-forward celebrations — misty coffee estates, waterfalls, and dense green hills make for a completely different colour palette than anywhere else on this list, and drone coverage here is spectacular.