Here are a few of our personal recommendations: - Eva Cafe, Anjuna Beach -Purple Martini, Anjuna Beach -Mamalouka, Anjuna -The Cape Goa -Martins Corner, Betablim
-Goan Prawn Curry A tangy, coconut-based curry with fresh prawns, best enjoyed with rice. -Fish Recheado Whole fish stuffed with a spicy red masala, shallow-fried for a flavorful kick. -Chicken Cafreal Grilled chicken marinated in a vibrant green masala of coriander, spices, and lime. -Pork Vindaloo A spicy and sour pork curry with vinegar and garlic—one of Goa’s most iconic dishes. -Xacuti (Chicken or Mutton) A rich curry made with roasted coconut, poppy seeds, and aromatic spices. -Goan Crab Xec Xec Crab simmered in a thick, spiced coconut gravy which is perfect for seafood lovers. -Bangda (Mackerel) Fry Fresh mackerel coated with Goan masala and semolina, then pan-fried till crispy. -Choris Pav Goa’s beloved street snack, spicy Goan sausages (choris) tucked into warm, crusty local bread (pav). If you enjoy chorizo, you’re going to love this even more. Fair warning: it packs a flavorful, spicy punch! -Steak Pav Thinly sliced beef steak cooked with onions and spices, served inside a soft pav bun. -Bebinca A classic Goan dessert with multiple layers made from coconut milk, eggs, sugar, and ghee.
Yes, we will try our best to ensure that there are Halal options available.
The wedding mass is a special part of our day, and you're very welcome to join us in the celebration. However, we completely understand if you'd prefer not to attend, especially if you're not religious. Please feel free to take this time to relax and recharge. We’ll be so happy to see you at the reception and celebrate together then!
The wedding service will be in a mix of English and Malayalam, but we will provide you with an order of service book in English if you would like to follow along. There won't be any rituals that guests have to take part in.
Of course, feel free to take photos at any point, just be mindful not to block the Wedding Photographers!
Weather in February warm, dry, and pleasant—perfect for sightseeing and beach time. Light, breathable clothing is ideal, and a light shawl or jacket might be useful for cooler evenings. Pack lots of sunscreen, and a portable fan might be ideal - temperatures can reach up to 35°C in the day!
There are lots of options as to where you can purchase Indian attire if you wish to do so. There are lots of shops in the UK in areas such as Southall, Eastham and Wembley. Alternatively, there are a lot of online shops, but if you have further questions on attire, please do let us know and we will be happy to help.
Yes, alcohol will be available but there will also be many non-alcoholic drinks too.
Your presence is the real gift—we mean it! No need to bring anything but your dancing shoes and good vibes. But if you’re the type who just has to give something, a little monetary contribution toward our future adventures would be lovely, but totally optional! We’re just thrilled to celebrate with you!