Day 00
The Journey
Delhi to Udaipur
- Departure from Delhi
- Introduction rounds
- Ice breaker games
- Music and DJ
- Meet the community
You are cordially invited to
Four days of weddings, dancing, games, cocktails, sightseeing and strangers who somehow become your people.
Delhi to Udaipur
Come as a traveller.
Leave as a baraati.
Community Wedding Trip
The official explanation
A wedding where nobody needs to get married.
We are borrowing all the best parts of an Indian wedding and removing the awkward family meetings.
There is a baraat. There is a haldi. There is a sangeet. There is a jaimala. There are photographs, music, food, drinks and a ridiculous number of stories. The only thing missing is an actual bride and groom.
Entry number one
If you can hear the dhol, you are already late.
Traditional entrance energy.
Nobody gets to stand still.
You. Your new friends. Everyone.
The important part.
The programme
of beautifully unnecessary madness.
Day 00
Delhi to Udaipur
Day 01
Sangeet after dark
Day 02
Udaipur by day
Day 03
Jawai adventure
One rule
Bring your friends. Bring your dancing shoes. Bring good behaviour.
Leave outdated social pressure at home. This celebration is about friendship, travel, dignity and having a genuinely good time.
Respect is compulsory. Marriage is optional.
The bigger idea
You arrive knowing nobody. You leave knowing far too many people.
The Tripoholic community is built around travel, shared experiences and people who would rather collect stories than souvenirs.
The group chat starts here.
Included
AC Bus
Accommodation
Meals
Breakfasts
Media Team
Dhol Wala
DJ Setup
Anchors
Trip Captain
Wardrobe department
Haldi
Ethnic wear. Bright colours. Maximum photographs.
Sangeet
Indo western. Suit. Saree. Lehenga.
Wedding Night
Dress like someone important is getting married.
Your invitation
You do not need a plus one. You need a little courage.
RSVP card