The changes in wedding guidelines in different states has caused a curb on couple’s wedding plans. Weddings have been constantly downsized to reduce the sudden surge in COVID 19 cases. The uncertain lockdowns in different states and cities has created a room for confusion. What is the cap on the number of guests? What are the instructions to follow ? Government of these states have tried to make these weddings more intimate affair. Therefore, we can follow these new wedding guidelines. If you are planning to get hitched this summer, here are few things you need to know.
NEW WEDDING GUIDELINES TO FOLLOW STATEWISE.
DELHI WEDDING GUIDELINES:
- Weddings prohibited in public places. Marriage can be conducted at home or registry.
- Number of guests – not more than 20.
MAHARASHTRA WEDDING GUIDELINES:
- Maharashtra has allowed marriage ceremony as a single event in a single hall.
- Number of guests – not more than 25.
UTTAR PRADESH WEDDING GUIDELINES:
- Indoor and outdoor venue weddings are allowed.
- Number of guests – not more than 50 people.
RAJASTHAN
- Weddings at public places are prohibited till 30 June.
- Number of guests – not more than 11.
HARYANA
- Weddings in public space are restricted.
- Number of guests – Maximum 20
PUNJAB
- Indoor and outdoor weddings are allowed.
- Number of guests – not more than 11.
MADHYA PRADESH
- With the reduction in COVID positivity rate to 0.3%, MP government has increased the guest limit cap.
- Number of guests – 40 ( 20 from each groom and bride’s side)
KARNATAKA
- Weddings are allowed both in private and public spaces( in a venue with proper ventilation).
- Number of guests – not more than 40.
KERALA
- Weddings decided beforehand will be allowed. Attendees must register themselves at COVID-19 Jagratha portal.
- Number of guests – not more than 50.
CHANDIGARH
- The night curfew enforced between 8 pm and 5 am and the weekend curfew from 8 pm on Saturday till 5 am on Monday will continue
- Number of guests – not more than 50.
GOA
- Weddings have been allowed with official permission. attendees who are not the resident of Goa will have to carry vaccination certificate or COVID-19 negative report.
- Number of guests – not more than 50.
HIMANCHAL PRADESH
- Keeping the increased cases in mind the government has decreased the cap on guestlist.
- Attendees staying at hotels can stay only for 2 days now.
- Number of guests – not more than 20.
GUJRAT
- Weddings allowed in closed spaces too with limited guests.
- Number of guests – not more than 50.
ANDHRA PRADESH
- 18 hour curfew is still in action from 12 noon to 6 a.m.
- Number of guests – not more than 20.
UTTRAKHAND
- Negative RTPCR report mandatory for bride, groom and other attendees.
- Number of guests – not more than 20.
TAMIL NADU
- Vehicular restrictions from 5 p.m. till 6 a.m. still in action.
- Number of guests – not more than 50.
BIHAR
- Curfew still in action from 9 p.m. till 5 a.m.
- Number of guests – not more than 25.
TELANGANA
- Curfew will be in action from 6 p.m. till 6 a.m.
- Number of guests – not more than 40 with prior permissions.
JHARKHAND
- Ban on gathering of people over 5.
- Number of guests – not more than 11.
CHATTISGARH
- Weddings in halls and hotels are permitted in selected areas.
- Number of guests – not more than 50.
PUDUCHERRY
- Curfew till 21st June in action from 10 p.m. till 5 a.m.
- Number of guests – not more than 25.
ODISHA
- Rapid antigen reports necessary for all the attendees of the wedding.
- Number of guests – not more than 50.
ASSAM
- Movement restrictions from 1 p.m. till 5 a.m.
- Number of people – not more than 10 and only during the religious part.
JAMMU AND KASHMIR
- Curfew from 8 p.m. till 7 a.m.
- Number of guests – not more than 25.
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