Tours for wedding guests

How this works differently

A normal itinerary starts with your free time and fills it. A wedding itinerary starts with the wedding — which events you must attend, where the venue is, and what is left. Then it fills only the gaps, and gets you back in time to change.

What usually fits

• One free day, wedding in Delhi. Taj Mahal and Agra Fort by fast train, back that night.
• Two free days. Agra properly — sunrise at the Taj, the Fort, the Baby Taj, and Fatehpur Sikri on the way back.
• Three or four days either side. The full Golden Triangle, or Agra plus Jaipur.
• A morning only. Old Delhi on foot, or Humayun's Tomb and the Qutab Minar.

Things that matter for wedding guests specifically

Clothes. You will be carrying formal outfits and you will not want them in a car boot for eight hours in July. Timings. Wedding events run late and start later, so early starts need to be planned around the night before. Groups. Wedding parties travel in odd-numbered groups of relatives who have never met, and the vehicle needs to fit them.

All of this is easier to solve with one conversation than with a booking form. If you also want to know what actually happens at the wedding, that is here.