Amazing Hindu Wedding Venues
Easthampstead Park | The King Suite | Berkshire
Discover your perfect Hindu Wedding Venue right in the heart of Berkshire right here at Easthampstead Park.
Our dedicated team will ensure that your special day is everything you've always dreamed of from the traditional ceremonies to the joyous celebrations.
With our picturesque surroundings, gorgeous event spaces, and attentive service, Easthampstead Park is the ideal choice for your unforgettable Hindu wedding.
Hindu Wedding Venues Near London
Only an hour away from central London
Experience the convenience of hosting your special day at our wedding venue near London.
Situated within close proximity to the M25, M3, and M4, and with excellent public transport links to Bracknell and Wokingham, Easthampstead Park guarantees hassle-free accessibility for you and your guests.
We also provide exclusive use of our venue and can tailor bespoke packages to meet all your requirements for your special day.
Why Choose Easthampstead Park as Your Hindu Wedding Venue?
- Amazing Spaces: From intimate gatherings to grand celebrations, Easthampstead Park and The King Suite offer amazing spaces for your Hindu wedding.
- Beautiful 4* Accommodation: Your guests will enjoy a welcoming atmosphere at Easthampstead Park with over 90 bedrooms available for wedding guests.
- Traditional Hindu Ceremonies: Easthampstead Park provides an ideal backdrop for traditional Hindu wedding ceremonies ensuring a meaningful experience.
- Knowledgeable Team: Our experienced wedding team is familiar in Hindu wedding customs and traditions, and are on hand to answer any questions you may have.
- Superb Venue: With its lush surroundings and elegant facilities our venue provides an ideal setting for your Hindu wedding thats sure to leave a lasting impression.
- Great Location: Located near London with easy access to major road connections and public transport our venue ensures hassle-free accessibility for your guests.
- Special Food Options: Our team will work with you to ensure that dietary preferences are met to ensure a memorable dining experience for all.
- Cultural Sensitivity: We value cultural traditions and respect the customs and rituals of Hindu weddings ensuring a inclusive atmosphere for all guests.
- Personalised Service: Our team is committed to providing personalised service as we believe every love story is unique.
- Flexible Wedding Options: From packages to dry hire you can choose from our array of flexible wedding options.
What Guests May Expect At A Hindu Wedding
Did you know that married women traditionally whisper well-wishes into the bride's right ear?
Attending your first Hindu wedding? Whether the wedding follows contemporary practices or closely follows traditional customs, there are certain Hindu wedding rituals you can expect.
Ganesh Puja
The wedding ceremony often starts with a prayer to Lord Ganesh who is the remover of all obstacles, askinf for his blessings for a smooth and auspicious wedding.
Baraat
The groom is welcomed at the wedding venue by the bride's family. They are greeted with Aarti (lighting of lamps) and showered with flower petals as a sign of respect and acceptance.
Jai Mala
The bride and groom exchange floral garlands which symbolises their acceptance of each other as life partners.
Madhuparka Ceremony
In some traditions the bride's parents perform a ceremony where they wash the groom's feet with honey, yogurt, and ghee, and offer him milk and honey to drink.
Kanyadaan
The father of the bride performs the Kanyadaan where he gives away his daughter's hand in marriage to the groom, symbolising her transition from her father's family to her husband's family.
Hasta Milap
The joining of hands of the bride and groom signifying their union and togetherness.
Mangal Phere
The couple takes seven rounds (pheras) around the sacred fire (Agni) while reciting Vedic verses and making marital vows to each other.
Saptapadi
During the pheras the couple takes seven steps together representing their journey through life together and the seven vows they make to each other.
Mangalsutra and Sindoor
The groom adorns the bride with a sacred necklace called the Mangalsutra which symbolises her married status. He also applies sindoor (vermilion) in the parting of her hair.
Ashirvada
Elders and priests bless the newlywed couple for a happy and prosperous married life.
Vidaai
The bride bids farewell to her family and leaves her parental home to start a new life with her husband. This is often an emotional moment.
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