Triyuginarayan Wedding Package – Get Married Where Shiva & Parvati Wed
From : ₹35,000 per wedding + 5% GST
Quick Information About the Triyuginarayan Wedding Package
- Location: Triyuginarayan Temple, Rudraprayag district, Uttarakhand
- Wedding type: Traditional Hindu wedding ceremony
- Duration: 3 days / 2 nights from Haridwar or Rishikesh
- Stay: Hotel in Guptkashi (other options: Sitapur and Sonprayag)
- Packages: Basic temple wedding, family wedding, full destination wedding and luxury wedding
- Price: from ₹35,000 (basic temple wedding, 10–15 guests) + 5% GST
- Ideal for: Couples who want an intimate, spiritual wedding
- Book: at least 30–60 days ahead, or 3–4 months ahead in peak season
- Highlight: Seven pheras around the Akhand Dhuni, the flame where Shiva and Parvati took theirs
Triyuginarayan Wedding Package Overview
Manchala Mushafir's Triyuginarayan wedding package is a 3 days / 2 nights temple wedding from Haridwar or Rishikesh, starting at ₹35,000 + GST for a basic temple wedding with 10–15 guests. It includes road transfers, a hotel stay in Guptkashi, mandap decoration, puja samagri, purohit charges, temple registration, catering and traditional music, with haldi, mehndi and sangeet on the larger packages.
Triyuginarayan Temple, in the Rudraprayag district of Uttarakhand, is where Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati are believed to have married. The Akhand Dhuni, a flame said to have burned for three yugas, still burns in front of the temple, and couples take their seven pheras around it. That is why Triyuginarayan has become a popular choice for couples who want a meaningful, traditional wedding instead of a busy commercial celebration.
Best for: couples who want an intimate, spiritual Hindu wedding with their close family, with travel, stay, wedding arrangements and local coordination handled for them.
Want to know more about the temple first? Read our Triyuginarayan Temple guide.
Why Choose Triyuginarayan Temple for Your Wedding
- Take your seven pheras around the same Akhand Dhuni where Shiva and Parvati are believed to have married
- Traditional rituals with a local priest, which a hotel ballroom cannot offer
- Green Himalayan mountains as a natural backdrop for your wedding photographs
- An intimate wedding with close family, at a budget that suits your guest count
- Travel, stay, mandap, samagri and coordination arranged by one team
Triyuginarayan Wedding Package Itinerary
Day 1: Haridwar/Rishikesh to Guptkashi | Mehndi and Sangeet
Drive: about 210 km | Duration: 8–9 hours | Stay: Hotel in Guptkashi | Meals: Tea/coffee and Dinner
- Morning pickup from Haridwar or Rishikesh and a scenic drive along the Ganga and Alaknanda, via Devprayag and Rudraprayag.
- Check in to your hotel in Guptkashi and relax.
- Mehndi ceremony in the evening, with tea and coffee for your guests.
- Sangeet night with traditional folk songs, followed by dinner.
Day 2: Haldi and Wedding Day at Triyuginarayan Temple
Drive: about 42 km to Triyuginarayan (1.5–2 hours) and back | Stay: Hotel in Guptkashi | Meals: Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner
- Haldi ceremony at the hotel in the morning, with basic decoration and playback music.
- After breakfast, drive to Triyuginarayan Temple via Sonprayag.
- Mandap set-up with flowers, puja samagri, basic decoration and seating for your family.
- The wedding ceremony at Triyuginarayan Temple with a local priest, in the presence of your family.
- Seven pheras around the sacred Akhand Dhuni, the flame said to have burned since the wedding of Shiva and Parvati.
- Refreshments at the temple, then a wedding lunch for your guests.
- Return to the hotel to rest, followed by dinner.
Day 3: Guptkashi to Haridwar/Rishikesh
Drive: about 210 km | Duration: 8–9 hours | Meals: Breakfast
- Breakfast at the hotel.
- Drive back to Haridwar or Rishikesh, reaching by evening.
Triyuginarayan Wedding Cost 2026–27
Manchala Mushafir's Triyuginarayan wedding packages range from about ₹35,000 for a basic temple wedding to ₹10 lakh for a luxury wedding, depending on your guest count, stay and functions. Here are the four packages:
| Package | Guests | Estimated cost | What's included |
|---|---|---|---|
| Basic Temple Wedding | 10–15 guests | ₹35,000 – ₹70,000 | Rituals, puja samagri, mandap decoration and pheras around the Akhand Dhuni |
| Mid-range Family Wedding | 15–20 guests | ₹1 lakh – ₹2.5 lakh | All rituals, guest stay, meals and photography |
| Full Destination Wedding | 30–50 guests | ₹2.5 lakh – ₹5 lakh | Complete wedding planning, catering, coordination of wedding arrangements and local road transfers |
| Luxury Wedding | 50–70 guests | ₹5 lakh – ₹10 lakh | Custom decor, haldi, mehndi and sangeet functions, and local dhol musicians |
- * The ceremony at the temple is for close family; on the larger packages, the full guest list joins the haldi, mehndi, sangeet and wedding lunch.
- * Costs are estimates. We send a written quote after confirming your date, guest count, stay and add-ons. 5% GST is extra.
Add-on Services
- Brass band and other entertainment, arranged on demand
- Make-up artist and mehndi artist (charged separately)
- Entry theme of your choice for the bride and groom
- Photography and videography (included from the family wedding package upwards)
What's Included in this Package
- Road transfers from Haridwar/Rishikesh to your stay and the wedding venue, and back
- Hotel stay in Guptkashi on sharing basis
- Catering: lunch, dinner, snacks and tea/coffee as per the itinerary
- Mandap decoration with flowers, and puja articles (samagri)
- Purohit (priest) charges
- Required permits and temple registration fees
- Vadya yantra and traditional sangeet
- Coordination with the temple, the priest and local service providers
What's Not Included
- Photography and videography (basic temple wedding package)
- Meals during the transit journey
- Extra tea/coffee and beverages
- Make-up artist, mehndi artist, band and other add-ons
- Personal expenses
- 5% GST
See our cancellation and refund policy.
Wedding Registration and Legal Formalities
First, register your wedding date with the local Triyuginarayan Purohit Samiti, at least 30–60 days ahead, or 3–4 months ahead for the peak months. We help you with the registration.
Documents Needed for Registration
- Aadhaar cards of the bride and groom
- Passport-size photographs
- Age proof: the bride must be 18 or older and the groom 21 or older
- NOC (self-declaration certificate)
Good to Know About Weddings at Triyuginarayan
- The presence of parents or guardians is required.
- Love marriages are allowed.
- Foreigners can marry here, following Hindu rituals.
- The mandap rituals take place in the temple premises, outside the main sanctum, and the pheras are taken around the Akhand Dhuni.
- After the wedding, the temple issues a marriage certificate. Use it, with your ID documents, to register your marriage with the marriage registrar.
Best Time for a Wedding at Triyuginarayan Temple
- April to June: pleasant weather and clear views, the busiest wedding season, so book early.
- September to November: pleasant weather, fewer crowds and a peaceful ceremony.
- Avoid July–August: monsoon rain and landslides can block mountain roads.
- Avoid December–February: cold and snow can close roads and disrupt travel.
See our guide to the best time to visit Triyuginarayan for month-by-month weather.
Pro Tips to Plan Your Wedding
- Book your temple date with the Purohit Samiti 30–60 days ahead, because stays and services near the temple are limited.
- Fix a realistic budget and guest count (15–20 people works well) before choosing a package.
- Carry enough cash, as ATMs in the mountains can be unreliable.
- Confirm your documents for the temple registration in advance.
- Keep a buffer day in your plans for road delays or bad weather.
Triyuginarayan Wedding Package FAQs
Manchala Mushafir's Triyuginarayan wedding packages cost about ₹35,000–70,000 for a basic temple wedding with 10–15 guests, ₹1–2.5 lakh for a family wedding with 15–20 guests, ₹2.5–5 lakh for a full destination wedding with 30–50 guests, and ₹5–10 lakh for a luxury wedding with 50–70 guests. The final quote depends on your guest count, stay, functions and add-ons.
April, May, June, September, October and November are the best months for a wedding at Triyuginarayan Temple, with pleasant weather, open roads and clear mountain views for photographs. Avoid the July–August monsoon, when landslides can block roads, and December–February, when cold and snow can disrupt travel.
The ceremony at the temple is usually limited to close family and friends, about 30–50 guests, and the pheras around the Akhand Dhuni are attended by around 10–15 people. Larger groups, such as our luxury package for 50–70 guests, join the haldi, mehndi, sangeet and lunch, which take place at the hotel.
First register your wedding date with the local Triyuginarayan Purohit Samiti and submit the documents for both the bride and groom. On the day, the rituals are performed by a local priest at the mandap in the temple premises, and the couple takes the seven pheras around the Akhand Dhuni. The temple then issues a marriage certificate. Manchala Mushafir helps with the registration, stay, mandap, samagri and coordination.
You need the Aadhaar cards of the bride and groom, passport-size photographs, age proof (the bride must be 18 or older and the groom 21 or older) and a self-declaration (NOC). The presence of parents or guardians is required.
Register your date with the Purohit Samiti and book the package at least 30–60 days ahead, or 3–4 months ahead for the peak months of May, June, October and November, because stays and services near the temple are limited.
The temple issues a marriage certificate after the ceremony. You can use it, with your ID documents, to register your marriage with the marriage registrar, which gives you the legal marriage certificate.
Yes. Couples from anywhere in India can marry here, love marriages are allowed, and foreigners can marry following Hindu rituals. The presence of parents or guardians is required.
Triyuginarayan is in the Rudraprayag district of Uttarakhand, about 12 km from Sonprayag. In this package, we pick you up from Haridwar or Rishikesh. The nearest airport is Jolly Grant in Dehradun, and the nearest railway stations are Haridwar and Rishikesh; from there it is a full day's drive via Guptkashi.
Yes, for couples who want a spiritual, traditional wedding rather than a hotel ballroom. It is where Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati are believed to have married, the pheras are taken around the same Akhand Dhuni flame, and the mountain setting makes a beautiful backdrop for photographs.
Plan Your Triyuginarayan Visit
- How to reach Triyuginarayan Temple
- Places to visit near Triyuginarayan
- Triyuginarayan distance chart
- Add Kedarnath darshan after the wedding with our Kedarnath Yatra package; Triyuginarayan is just 12 km from Sonprayag, the base for the Kedarnath trek
