Dream Weddings by TRIPN — Delhi NCR's most trusted luxury wedding planners.

We work with families across all of Delhi NCR — South Delhi, Gurugram, Noida, Faridabad, Greater Noida, and Central Delhi. We also plan destination weddings outward from Delhi NCR to Goa, Udaipur, Rishikesh, Dubai and international destinations.

Full-service luxury wedding planning in Delhi NCR typically runs ₹5L–₹25L depending on scale and functions. Most planners charge 10–15% of the total wedding budget. For a destination wedding out of Delhi, fees range from ₹8L–₹30L+ depending on the destination and complexity.

We take on 60 weddings a year, with a 24-person full-time team and a hard cap on how many we carry at once. Each wedding gets a dedicated planning lead and full team ownership — no stretched teams, no junior staff running your functions alone.

Yes — every function is part of our scope on a full-service engagement. Sangeet night choreography and production, mehendi afternoon, the wedding ceremony, and reception are all carried by the same team from the same brief.

For peak season (October–February) destination weddings, 12–18 months is ideal. For Delhi NCR ceremonies, 8–12 months gives sufficient time for the best venue and vendor availability. We take a limited number of weddings per year, so earlier is better.

Yes — destination weddings from Delhi NCR to Goa, Udaipur, Rishikesh, Dubai and international locations are a core part of what we do. We have established vendor networks, venue relationships and hospitality operations in all major Indian destination wedding locations.

Yes — guest travel and hospitality management is a full pillar of our service. We handle hotel room blocks, airport transfers, a guest travel document, and a ground helpline. For large multi-day weddings, we run a dedicated hospitality desk.

We take on 60 weddings a year — and we carry each one rather than coordinate it. Every family we work with gets a dedicated core team that owns every decision, with Prateek directly involved. We work best with families who want to be guests at their own wedding, not its project managers.