The little things
guests carry home —
and remember you by.

No one leaves an Indian wedding empty-handed.

An Indian wedding is built on giving — not only to the couple, but from them, and from both families, to every guest who travels to bless them. The sweet box pressed into your hands as you leave. The potli of dry fruits. The little mirror, the embroidered envelope. The shagun that says: thank you for being here.

These favours are small, but they are never careless. They are chosen, wrapped and given with the same intention as the wedding itself — because how a family sends its guests home says everything about how it welcomed them.

For NRI families hosting across continents — a mehendi in New Jersey, a reception in London — the favours often travel in a suitcase, packed weeks ahead, so that every guest leaves with a piece of home in their hands.

At Pataaree, we make the favours a wedding deserves — the ladoo and mithai boxes, the potlis, the envelopes, the keepsake boxes and baskets — finished so beautifully that your thank-you outlives the day.