Save the date · Animated Save the Date · Plus
A bell-arch gateway, a candlelit hall, a tuba player and a flamenco dance.
Plus, ₹2,999 once per wedding, for every family's copy.
The Hacienda spends 30 seconds at a party. Once the guest household has been greeted, a bougainvillea-covered bell arch leads into a candlelit hall where a tuba player performs. A waiter carries drinks past the two of you, and the bride dances in red flamenco ruffles until your details come up.
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About The Hacienda
Warm walls, flowers, music and a dance: it is a festive film that promises a good party rather than a solemn ceremony.
Good for a sangeet-first or cocktail-first wedding, and for families who love a celebration.
Best for: Friends and family who love a festive party.
At a glance
Questions
Yes, the bride dances in red flamenco ruffles near the end.
A bell arch covered in bougainvillea, the first scene after Save the Date.

From the church to the château, following the car, to your first dance under fireworks

Suitcases, champagne, a set dinner table, a tuba player and dancing

A grand New York hotel, a sweeping staircase, a tuba player and dancing

A yellow church, the two of you inside, and an olive-branch card