We do small, considered weddings — sixty to one hundred and twenty guests, never more — across our six houses. Each is taken in full, for the week, so the property becomes yours.
We are a small group of houses, and we are deliberately not a wedding factory. Each property holds, on average, four weddings a year — and the team blocks out the surrounding days so the house is genuinely yours: a private kitchen, a private bar, a private morning.
Our role is the quieter half of the planning — the rooms, the catering, the wellness afternoons, the bar that stays open late, the morning-after breakfast that runs until eleven. For the louder half — the décor, the design, the entertainment — we will quietly hand you to the best people we know in the city.
A wedding here is a week-long arrangement, not a weekend event. We think most marriages benefit from that small additional time.
A long table at Mira Bagh, set for sixty.
The house is taken in full for the wedding and the surrounding nights, so it is genuinely yours — kitchen, bar, library, and grounds.
The chef and house director will design the menu with you over a single long lunch, on a visit before the date. Everything is then cooked on site.
The spa is held for guests on the days before and after the wedding — couples'' rituals, quiet hours, and a slow recovery the morning after.
One house director, one weddings desk, one number from first enquiry to the breakfast after. We do not pass you between teams.
Each Fairlink house holds a different kind of wedding. The capacities below are the practical maxima with the house at full buyout.
A 36-suite house at the edge of the Arabian — built around courtyards, the slow rhythm of a longer monsoon, and a kitchen led by what the morning…
A 22-room mountain lodge in Old Manali, built around the deodar forest and lit, in winter, by a single long fire in the great room.
A 24-suite lakeside pavilion at the edge of Lake Pichola — a heritage Fairlink property held together by water, brass, and the slow ceremony of an…
Forty-two rooms above the city's quieter lanes — a Mumbai address built for the long stay, the quiet morning, and the evening you'd rather walk home.
Twenty-eight suites in a restored haveli at the foot of Amer Fort — a heritage stay built around frescoed walls, brass courtyards, and Jaipur's…
Eighteen villas threaded across the Kerala backwaters — a slow water world of coconut groves, kettuvallam mornings, and ayurvedic afternoons.
One desk, run by two people, who will work with you across the eighteen months a Fairlink wedding usually takes from first enquiry to the morning-after breakfast.
Write to the Weddings Desk