Destination weddings
Venue and room blocks, mehendi, haldi, sangeet, ceremony, reception, décor, hospitality desks, guest transport, entertainment, and the final departure plan.
Venue · hospitality · production
Events shaped by the Corbett landscape.
From an intimate resort wedding to a multi-function celebration or team offsite, we bring the venue, guest movement, décor, vendors, and on-ground schedule into one practical plan.
Built around the occasion
One destination, three very different planning rhythms.
Every format needs its own guest flow, venue logic, production plan, and budget structure.
Private celebrations
Engagements, anniversaries, birthdays, reunions, and intimate family events with a lighter production footprint and more flexible venue use.
Corporate retreats
Rooming, meeting space, audio-visual setup, meals, transfers, team activities, awards evenings, and optional sightseeing or safari planning.
End-to-end coordination
The visible moments rest on invisible logistics.
A beautiful event still depends on room inventory, vendor access, power, weather backup, sound limits, guest transfers, and a schedule every team can follow.
Responsible planning: venues near forest and river landscapes need controlled sound, waste management, safe lighting, and respect for property and local authority rules.
Venue and stay shortlist
Compare lawns, banquet capacity, room count, weather backup, guest accessibility, vendor rules, and buyout terms before visiting properties.
Design, décor, and production
Translate the event mood into function-wise concepts, layouts, florals, lighting, stage, signage, audio, and a realistic production schedule.
Guest hospitality
Rooming lists, RSVP support, welcome desk, luggage flow, local transport, amenity hampers, elderly guest needs, and departure coordination.
Vendor and food coordination
Align resort teams with catering, artists, photography, makeup, mehendi, entertainment, priests, permissions, and event-day supervisors.
Travel and guest experiences
Plan station or airport transfers, local shuttles, welcome activities, sightseeing, and optional safaris without crowding the core event schedule.
Admin-managed pricing
Current planning packages & rates.
Published entries are starting points. A final proposal depends on the dates, venue, guests, functions, rooms, décor, food, entertainment, and transport scope.
Live rates are being updated
Share your date, group size, and preferred option for a current availability-led quote.
From idea to event day
Plan the decisions in the right order.
Write the brief
Fix approximate guests, dates, functions, room needs, style, non-negotiables, and a workable budget band.
Shortlist venues
Compare capacity, room count, layouts, access, venue rules, weather backup, and total commercial terms.
Design the plan
Lock the function flow, décor direction, hospitality, vendors, transport, food, entertainment, and production timeline.
Run the show
Use one command schedule and on-ground team so guests, venue, vendors, and family decision-makers stay aligned.
Planning questions
Before the first venue visit.
How early should we start planning a Corbett destination wedding?
Start as soon as the preferred month and guest estimate are known. Popular weekends and properties with enough rooms for a buyout are limited; venue availability usually drives every later decision.
Can you plan only décor or guest hospitality?
Yes, subject to scope and dates. The admin-managed rate cards can publish partial-service options as well as full planning packages.
What information is needed for a first estimate?
Share dates, approximate guests, number of rooms, functions, preferred venue style, food expectations, décor direction, transport needs, and a budget range.
Can a safari be arranged for all wedding guests?
It may be possible for smaller groups, but permits require named visitor details and remain availability-led. Large groups need staggered planning and should treat safari as optional, not a last-minute promise.
Start the brief
Give the celebration a practical first draft.
We will use the date, event format, and guest estimate to shape the first venue and service conversation.
Venue and room-fit discussionScope-led planning estimateGuest travel and Corbett add-ons