A/P The Long Way Back to Kumta
13–20 December 2026
Please reply

RSVP

Tell us you are coming, to the wedding or the reception, and how you will get here.

The form asks who is coming with you — family and friends are welcome — which events you can make, which airport you land at, your arrival, and whether you will join the 5:00 PM coach from Goa on 12 December. Tick the wedding, the reception, or both.

The Wedding

13–17 December

In Kumta. Choose Goa as your airport if you can. Be there before 5:00 PM on the 12th if you want the shared coach. Tick every wedding event you plan to attend.

The Reception

20 December

In Bangalore. Choose Bengaluru as your airport if this is the gathering you can make. Tick the reception. You do not need the Goa coach.

Open the RSVP form

Fill it in once you know your flights. If you already know you are coming but have not booked your flights yet, still send the form with what you can, and write to us for the rest. Dietary needs can wait for a message.

Frequently asked

Can I bring a plus-one?

Yes. Family and friends are welcome. Name everyone who is coming with you on the RSVP form.

Are children welcome?

Yes. Include them on the RSVP form so we can plan seating and meals.

Should I attend the wedding, the reception, or both?

Come to whichever you can. The wedding is 13–17 December in Kumta. The reception is Sunday, 20 December in Bangalore, and often the easier journey if you cannot reach the coast. We would love you at either, or at both.

What should I wear?

Festive Indian wear for the Sangeet. Traditional Indian wear for 14–17 December. Cocktail attire for the reception. Travel has notes on where to shop.

Do I need a visa?

Most guests travelling from abroad need a visa to enter India. India's e-Visa is the usual route. Apply at least a few weeks before you fly; a month is kinder to the paperwork. Travel has the official link, and a note to check vaccines with a travel clinic.

Should I bring cash, and will my phone work?

Yes to some cash, especially in Kumta. Cards are fine in Goa and Bengaluru; a small town is more cash. An eSIM before you fly, or a tourist SIM at the airport, is the reliable way to have data. Travel has the short version.

Is there a gift registry?

Your presence is the gift we want. If we set up a registry, we will post it here.

How do I tell you I am coming?

Use the RSVP form. It asks who is coming, where you land, whether you will join the 12 December coach from Goa, and which events you plan to attend — the wedding, the reception, or both. If you have dietary needs, add them when you write to us.

Who do I contact if I have questions?

Use the RSVP form, or reply to the invitation you received. We read both.