Pakistani Wedding Venues in Buckinghamshire
At Villiers Hotel we're committed to making your Pakistani wedding an unforgettable celebration of love and tradition. Our flexible wedding options and tailored approach ensure your day is truly one of a kind.
For more details on having your wedding with us please reach out to our Sales Team at sales@villiershotels.com- we're excited to help you create the day you've always dreamed of.
Why are we one of the best venues for Pakistani weddings?
- 1. Choice Of Wedding Options: We offer a variety of wedding options. Enjoy the ease of our wedding packages, flexibility of dry hire or the possibility of exclusively hiring out our venue.
- 2. Intimate To Grand Celebrations: Whether you opt for our elegant tearoom or luxury ballroom you'll be impressed by the variety of impressive spaces on offer to host your celebration.
- 3. Hotel Accommodation: If you and your guests need onsite accommodation we offer 49 charming bedrooms that can be booked in conjunction with your wedding, subject to our availability.
- 4. Helpful Team: Have any questions? Need supplier inspiration? Our team are here to help and advise.
- 5. Great Central Location: Villiers is located in the heart of Buckingham market town. We're easy to get to from major road connections and surrounded by many local attractions.
- 6. Catering Options For All: Our chefs are happy to work with you to try and meet any dietary requirements (including Halal) that you our your guests may have.
- 7. Bespoke Experience: From traditional ceremonies to customised packages, our team works hard to ensure that you get your wedding of your dreams.
Traditional Pakistani Wedding Customs
Traditional Attire
It's traditional for Pakistani brides to wear brightly coloured shalwar kameez, saris, or lehengas. Red is often popular as it is the colour of love. The groom wears black or white traditional clothing or Western suits.
Nikkah
The Nikkah (also known as Nikah) is when the couple exchanges vows and make promises. Before this however, a traditional called Mehr takes place where the groom offers his partner gifts and money.
Munh Dikhai
The Munh Dikhai tradition might take place during the Nikah. The stand in front of a mirror with a shawl covering their heads and give each other honey to eat which repersents their sweet marriage.
Marriage Contract
As the traditional ceremonies conclude the couple signs their marriage contract in the precense of two make witnesses. They then repeat “qubool hai” (I accept) three times to seal their union.
Walima
The wedding reception celebration is known as the Walima or Valima. Often the grooms family organises this event filled with amazing food, music, entertainment and dancing.
Traditional Cusine
One important aspect of Pakistani weddings is the food. The cusine on offer is bursting with colour, flavour and spices. A traditional dish can be tikka kebab, a popular favourite halal dish.
Mehndi Ki Rasam
The bride is seated and surrounded by her family. Her relatives then apply mehndi onto her hands whilst feeding her sweet treats liks M&Ms.
Rukhsati
After the grand celebration the Rukhasti follows. This is where the bride and groom say goodbye to everyone and leave the venue with their elder family members by their side.
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