
Morning ceremony with tea or lunch
Garden Ceremony
- The garden, morning to early afternoon
- Ceremony platform and backdrop
- Gold chairs for guests
- Welcome drink and tea
Rates on request

Sunset in Hingurakgoda today ·
A garden and hall for weddings in Hingurakgoda, with our own décor team, kitchen and rooms on the same plot.
Who we are
We are not a resort, and we don't pretend to be. We're a family-run hotel on Airport Road with a shaded garden, a hall, a kitchen and a décor team that builds every stage by hand. All of it on one plot, so on your day nobody is waiting on anybody else.
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The place
Everything below happens within a two-minute walk.
A day here





8:40 AM
The ceremony starts at the auspicious time your family's astrologer gives, to the minute. We build the day backwards from it.

9:15 AM
Jayamangala gatha, the white thread, the oil lamp. Or a church blessing, a Hindu ceremony, a registration. We have set all of them on this lawn.

12:30 PM
Rice and curry from our own kitchen, served hot. The hall is a few steps from the lawn.

Today,
The light goes gold over the paddy fields around Hingurakgoda. Twenty minutes is enough.

7:30 PM
The garden again, now with round tables, lanterns and every bulb lit.

In numbers
6,200 people follow our stages and tables on Facebook, where couples rate us 4.6 out of 5.
265 guests have reviewed the hotel on Google. Read them before you visit; we would.
Minneriya’s elephants are 20 minutes away, for the morning after.
Packages
Every family's list is different, so we price each wedding after one conversation. These are where most start.

Morning ceremony with tea or lunch
Rates on request

Evening in the garden or the hall
Rates on request

Both days, one team
Rates on request

Rooms
Rooms for the couple and the family, a staircase from the party.

Food
Rice and curry done properly, plus Western and Chinese menus.
Follow along
New stages go up on Facebook most weekends.
Start here
Or your nekath, if the astrologer has already given it. We’ll tell you within the day whether the garden or hall is free.