Must Know Facts
But first, the basics!
Weather and when to go: Sri Lanka’s rainy season on the south-west coast is from May to December, with a brief respite in July and August, so make sure to have weather backups in place (i.e., a marquee tent instead of an exposed open space).
Paperwork: The documentation required for a wedding in Sri Lanka is comprehensive, so make sure you give yourself enough lead time to process all the documents required, which include valid copies of your passports, original birth certificates, a letter stating the full names, postal addresses, and occupations of the couple, and the couple’s parents and affidavits. For the full list of requirements, go here.
Selecting vendors & other tips: When it comes to the look and feel of your event, Teardrop Hotels works with a selection of experienced and professional vendors. Our best floral design advice for couples is to partner with local artisans and keep it fresh and minimalist. For a touch of local fair, traditional Kandyan drummers and dancers perform a ritual with incense and fire for memorable theatrics your guests will not forget. Although everyone loves unique and personal wedding favours, consider providing practical and clever welcome items for your guests upon arrival like sunscreen, or insect repellent which will come in handy to help your guests enjoy their experience in a tropical location.