A bride and groom in Kandyan dress against a deep taupe wall

Weddings worthremembering.

From today until your day we do.

The couple

1,000+
Weddings Planned: 8+
Years of Experience: 5
Ceremony Traditions: 50+
Venues Across Sri Lanka

From the first conversation to the last song of the night, we plan, design and run weddings across Sri Lanka: Poruwa, church, Nikkah, civil and destination. So the two of you can spend the day being married rather than managing it.

What we do

However much of it you wantus to carry.

Four ways to work together, from the first venue visit to simply making sure the day you already planned runs the way you pictured it.

Day Planning & Coordination

The Climax

For couples who want to plan every detail themselves, but need a steady hand on the day. We pick up whatever is left, run the day to the agenda, and hand you back your own wedding.

Full-day coordination from first vendor to last guest
Complimentary first consultation
Final meetings with key vendors: venue, florist, emcee, photographer

Partial Wedding Planning

Something In Between

For couples who want to plan it themselves, but not alone. You keep the decisions; we bring the vendors, the timelines and the second opinion that keeps it all moving.

Planning meetings with the couple and parents throughout
Vendor recommendations matched to what you actually want
Timelines and checklists

Full Wedding Planning

From The Scratch

For couples who want guidance from the first idea to the last song. You sit back and enjoy the engagement; we do the work.

Planning meetings with the couple and parents throughout
A realistic budget, built with you and managed continuously
Timelines and checklists

Destination Wedding Planning

From Abroad

Marrying in Sri Lanka from somewhere else. We are your people on the ground, scouting venues, vetting vendors and carrying the planning across the time difference until you land.

Remote venue scouting and video walk-throughs
Local vendor vetting and negotiation on your behalf
Planning managed across the time difference

Real weddings

The days we havealready run.

View the Portfolio

Bride in a beaded Kandyan saree holding white orchids

Kandyan dancers and drummers performing for the couple

Traditional brass oil lamp dressed with white flowers

Reception table set with white florals, candles and gold chairs

The process

Four steps, and none of themare your problem.

Consult

We meet, over coffee or over a call, and listen. What you picture, who matters, what you would rather avoid, and what the budget really is.

Design

We shape the day into a concept: the venue, the palette, the flow of the evening. You see it before a single deposit is paid.

Plan

Vendors booked, contracts checked, timeline built, budget tracked. You approve the decisions; we do the chasing.

Celebrate

On the day we are there before the first vendor and after the last guest. You will not be asked a single logistical question.

The squad

The people who will bethere on the day.

You will not be handed to a stranger the week of the wedding. The people you plan with are the people who run it.

Dahara Ranaweera
Founder & Lead Planner
Founded Wedding Squad LK and still runs the day herself. She is the one you meet first and the one you will find at the venue before the first vendor arrives.

Team Member

Senior Coordinator

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Design Lead

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Client Relations

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Meet the Squad

Kind words

What couples saidafterwards.

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