Wedding vendors in Guwahati

Wedding vendors in Guwahati, from hotels, banquet halls and lawns to resorts on the edge of the city, plus bridal makeup artists, planners and photographers. Assamese weddings have rituals over several days and big receptions, so families fix the venue and the dates first. Compare 40+ vendors below and visit each one's own website.

Wedding vendors in Guwahati by type

  • 20 venues

    Wedding venues

    Hotels on GS Road, banquet halls and marriage halls, and lawns and resorts towards Khanapara and Sonapur.

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  • 9 wedding photographers

    Wedding photographers

    Teams for Assamese, Bengali and North Indian weddings.

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  • 20 bridal makeup artists

    Bridal makeup artists

    Bridal looks for the mekhela sador and the reception.

    See all 20 bridal makeup artists in Guwahati
  • 9 wedding planners

    Wedding planners

    Planners and decor teams for hall, lawn and hotel weddings.

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About weddings in Guwahati

Guwahati is the largest city of the Northeast, on the south bank of the Brahmaputra, with the Kamakhya temple on Nilachal hill above it. Assamese weddings run over several days, with rituals at both homes before the wedding night, and many brides wear a silk mekhela sador. The city also hosts Bengali, Marwari and North Indian weddings. Hotels along GS Road host receptions, banquet and marriage halls handle big guest lists, and lawns and resorts towards Khanapara, Sonapur and the airport road give space for a large crowd.

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Planning a wedding in Guwahati

The cooler, drier months from November to March are the busiest, guided by auspicious dates. The monsoon here is long and wet, from about May to September, so outdoor functions then need a covered plan.