Celebrate love in the heart of nature – just 5 hours from Delhi, at the serene landscapes of Amaris Greens
Plan Your Wedding at Amaris Greens
At Amaris Greens, Jim Corbett, we don’t just host weddings – we craft experiences. From haldi by the poolside to a grand wedding on our sprawling lawn, every function finds its perfect setting here.
From haldi by the poolside to a grand wedding on our sprawling lawn, every function finds its perfect setting here.
From intimate ceremonies to grand affairs, our decor brings every wedding vision to life
India's rich culture is beautifully reflected in its diverse wedding traditions. Each ceremony is unique, yet all celebrate love, togetherness and sacred vows.
A Hindu wedding is a sacred union of two souls, performed through ancient Vedic rituals, involving ceremonies like Kanyadaan, Saptapadi, and Mangal Pheras, symbolizing love, duty, commitment, and spiritual togetherness.
A Sikh wedding, called Anand Karaj, is a sacred union performed in a Gurudwara, where the couple circles the Guru Granth Sahib during Laavan, symbolizing spiritual unity, love, equality, and lifelong commitment.
A Muslim wedding, called Nikah, is a sacred contract between bride and groom, conducted in the presence of witnesses, including consent, Mehr, and prayers, symbolizing love, responsibility, and a lawful, blessed union.
A Christian wedding is a holy ceremony in a church, where the couple exchanges vows before God, rings are blessed, and marriage is celebrated as a lifelong covenant of love, faith, and commitment.
A Jain wedding is a simple and spiritual ceremony based on purity, non-violence, and mutual respect, where rituals emphasize commitment, ethical living, harmony, and a balanced partnership in married life.
A Parsi wedding, called Lagan, is a joyful Zoroastrian ceremony featuring rituals like Achumichu and the exchange of vows, symbolizing purity, unity, prosperity, and a lifelong bond blessed with happiness.