Best season for destination wedding in Kerala

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The God’s own country offers the most exotic backdrops for your big day. Filled with lush green grasslands and palm trees, mesmerizing backwaters, amazing hill stations and serene beaches Kerala will definitely add to your dream wedding destination. Your destination wedding in the lap of Mother Nature will definitely leave you amazed and provide nothing less than a cinematic experience for the couple and the invited guests. Kerala definitely has a pleasant weather throughout the year and you can visit the state during monsoon or even summer. Kerala is considered as a natural choice for a destination wedding and people from different parts of the country choose Kerala to enjoy a peaceful gateway from the hustle and bustle of the city life and enjoy their wedding in the lap of Mother Nature.

The first and foremost thing to consider while planning a wedding in Kerala is the climatic conditions. Monsoon is the best period to enjoy the real beauty of tropical land. The evergreen ambience of Kerala and constant rains during monsoon makes it a romantic spot for many couples travelling to Kerala. But, planning a wedding during this season would not be a good idea unless and until you’re planning a monsoon rainy wedding. The best period for destination wedding in Kerala is between the month of October and March just because the weather is suitable for outdoor activities and evening ceremonies. Kerala has numerous exotic locations for organizing a destination wedding, mainly in the central districts of the state such as Kochi, Alappuzha and Thiruvananthapuram. These destination weddings have the complete grandeur of a lavish ceremony, clubbed with special incentives for sightseeing in Kerala. Kerala has many traditional temples and churches. Thus, a traditional temple or church wedding can be a good idea if you’re looking forward to a traditional wedding in the God’s own country. Whatever you choose to execute, a wedding in Kerala can make the most amazing time of your life even more beautiful and memorable.

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