The package includes:

• Exclusive Vow Ceremony 

Indulge in an immersive experience to express your everlasting love to one another while promising to be there for each other forever

• One exclusive romantic dinner in private terrace or garden to celebrate the special occasion

Enjoy an intimate dinner with your loved one in the attached terrace or garden

•  One exclusive Sundowner followed by dinner in Zero Zone Terrace

Savor delightful beverages with your beloved as you witness a stunning Himalayan sunset, followed by a romantic dinner experience

•  One session of Rejuvenating Back Massage (30 minutes)

Indulge in a rejuvenating back massage, enhanced with our exclusive, in-house produced spa ingredients, designed to enhance relaxation and revitalization

•  One exclusive session of Couple Pottery  

Experience intimate connection as you and your partner create lasting memories sculpting clay together in a private Couple Pottery session

•   Private consultation with the Ayurvedic Doctor

Consult our Ayurvedic Doctor to acquire knowledge of our ancient health care principles and wisdom 

• Daily Yoga and Meditation session

Sign up for our routine classes and explore the benefits of these ancient lifestyle arts

•  Daily breakfast at Nature’s Flavours Restaurant

Enhance your experience with meals that are thoughtfully prepared to help you maintain a healthy balance between your mind and body

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  Use of Fitness Centre, Swimming Pool, Meditation Maze, Chakra Sound Therapy Chambers, Himalayan Rock Salt Room, Garden of Nine Planets along with painting and pottery classes 

Flow of Events for the Vow Ceremony

•        Gather in the Eight-Fold Paths Area where you will be seated in a Diwan. 

•        Engage in a 10-15 minutes meditation session guided by our Yoga Guru.

•        Move to Navagraha area where the priest will be waiting to begin the puja of enhancing and pacifying the astrological influences. 

•        Walk with the priest to Fire Pavilion area to begin the vow exchange ceremony.

•        Sprinkling of the holy water three times by the priest to cleanse and purify. This symbolizes the soul's connection with the divine essence to seek spiritual blessings.

•        Exchange Kush rings made of Vedic sacred Kusha, known as a sign of purity and good luck. Believed to make prayers more powerful, Kusha is a divine holy grass used for Vedic rituals for purificatory process. For religious purposes, a specific shloka is recited and plucked only the next day after full moon on Krishna Paksha. The Kush Rings symbolizes that the union is a sacred bond blessed by the celestial forces, paving the way for a life filled with love, protection and spiritual harmony. 

•        Exchange garlands that represent the journey of togetherness and love that binds two hearts as one. 

•        Adorn your wife with Potey which is a symbol indicating the love and commitment. It symbolizes good luck and being mates for life. (Optional)

•        Daub your wife’s forehead with red/orange hue of Sindoor which is believed to epitomize love, ardor and steadfastness making it an apt emblem for a wedding. This gesture is considered as an act of affection and devotion that the husband manifests towards his wife. (Optional)

•        Exchange of seven vows while going around the holy fire. Here, each vow is recited by the couple during each round that represents a rite of passage ceremony to reseal the bond.  

•        Exchange Supari (Betel Nut) that symbolizes the formal announcement and acceptance of the relationship. It is considered to remove the negative feelings present in our lives and a depiction of giving away alter ego. The act is also considered a gesture to thank for loyalty and to evoke blessings. 

•        Thumb fingerprint in the vow exchange scroll in the shape of a heart to reinstate the promises.

•        Light seven Diyas where each Diya signifies one lifetime and each life time to be filled with goodness and purity, and lighting them denotes dispelling darkness and going into light.  

•        Share Parsad (food offered to God) with each other as a symbol of accepting blessings.  

• Rates for 2025