Save the Date!
We invite you to join us on 2nd July 2026 as we embark on this beautiful journey together!
Date
2nd July 2026
About the venue
Shree Venugopalakrishna Temple in Barkur, Karnataka, is a historic 14th-century shrine that beautifully doubles as a vibrant community venue. Established in 1380 CE under the Alupa kings, the temple preserves its ancient soul with a stunning black stone idol of Lord Krishna playing his flute.
Here's Our Wedding Day Itinerary
Join us as we celebrate our special day:
Engagement and Urumalakettu Seeru
4pm to 6pm on Jul 1st
Engagement Dinner
6pm to 8pm on Jul 1st
Wedding (Muhurtham)
11:30am to 12:30pm on Jul 2nd
Wedding Lunch
12:30pm to 2:30pm on Jul 2nd
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Things to do in Udupi
Udupi offers a relaxed blend of culture, coast, and cuisine. You can visit the historic Sri Krishna Temple, enjoy the calm shores of Malpe or Kapu Beach or explore the heritage museum in nearby Manipal.
Sree Krishna Temple
Sree Krishna Temple in Udupi, founded in the 13th century by Sri Madhvacharya, houses an idol believed to have been worshipped by Rukmini in Dwaraka and later recovered from a sandalwood lump. Its distinctive Navagraha Kindi darshan, along with the rituals and traditions maintained by the Ashta Mathas, gives the temple its status as one of South India’s most cherished Krishna pilgrimage sites.
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Kapu & Malpe Beach
Kapu and Malpe are two beautiful coastal spots near Udupi, each offering a different kind of charm. Kapu Beach is known for its golden sand, calm waves, and the iconic lighthouse overlooking the shore. It’s an ideal place for peaceful walks and memorable sunsets. Malpe Beach has a wide, open shoreline and a lively promenade, making it great for relaxed strolls, sea views, and enjoying the coastal breeze.
Hasta Shilpa Heritage Village
Hasta Shilpa Heritage Village in Manipal is an open‑air museum that preserves and showcases traditional South Indian architecture. It features carefully restored homes, temples, and historical structures relocated from across Karnataka and beyond. Walking through the village feels like stepping into another era, offering a detailed look at craftsmanship, cultural traditions, and everyday life from centuries past.
