Planning an Indian wedding Xalet del Nin? Sitges keeps giving us some of our favourite Indian weddings, and Sakshi & Matt’s was no exception. Over three days in September 2026, their celebration moved between three different settings: a welcome party at Me Sitges, a Hindu wedding ceremony at Masia Casa del Mar, and a symbolic wedding and reception at Xalet del Nin, a seafront villa just outside Sitges that turned out to be the perfect stage for the final, most emotional night of the weekend.
This guide looks at what makes Xalet del Nin such a strong choice for an Indian or multicultural wedding, and walks through how Sakshi & Matt used it alongside Masia Casa del Mar to give their 150 guests a celebration that honoured both of their backgrounds.
What Is Xalet del Nin?
Xalet del Nin is a private seafront villa a short drive from Sitges, on the Catalan coast between Barcelona and Tarragona. Its biggest draw is the setting: a garden and terrace that run right up to the water, with uninterrupted Mediterranean views that work beautifully for both a ceremony and a long, open-air reception.
The villa itself has an elegant, slightly bohemian character, somewhere between a family home and a boutique event space, which makes it feel personal rather than corporate. Couples typically take exclusive use of the property for the day, which matters a lot for an Indian wedding: there’s room to bring in a mandap, a dance floor, catering stations for multiple cuisines, and enough flexibility in the layout to run a ceremony, a cocktail hour, and a late reception without having to break down and reset a single space.
If you’re planning an Indian wedding in the Sitges or Barcelona area, Xalet del Nin pairs naturally with venues like Masia Casa del Mar, which many couples use for the Hindu ceremony before moving the celebration to the coast.
A Real Indian Wedding at Xalet del Nin: Sakshi & Matt
Sakshi & Matt’s wedding was planned by Astha Doshi of Astia Events, who structured the weekend as three distinct days, each with its own venue and its own mood.
Day One: Welcome Party at Me Sitges
The celebrations opened with a relaxed welcome party, giving the couple’s friends and family, many of whom had travelled from India, the UK and beyond, a first chance to meet before the main events.
Day Two: The Hindu Wedding Ceremony at Masia Casa del Mar
The following day, Sakshi & Matt held their Hindu wedding ceremony at Masia Casa del Mar, a clifftop estate overlooking the sea. It’s a venue we know well and have written about in detail, and it continues to be one of the strongest choices in the Sitges area for a traditional mandap ceremony with a sea backdrop.
Day Three: The Symbolic Wedding and Reception at Xalet del Nin
The final day brought everyone to Xalet del Nin for a symbolic wedding ceremony followed by the reception, running from late afternoon into the early hours. This was the day that blended both of their worlds most visibly: a Western-style ceremony by the sea, followed by a reception built around Bollywood music, a mixed Indian and Mediterranean menu, and the kind of dancing that doesn’t stop until well after midnight.
The Reception: A Fusion of Cultures
Catering for the weekend was handled jointly by Sensacions Barcelona and Bollywood Catering, giving guests a genuine blend of Mediterranean and Indian flavours rather than a single cuisine forced to cover both traditions. Florals came from Go Floral, sound and production from Soundworks Pro, and the bride’s makeup from Erika Avia Beauty. The Hindu ceremony itself was led by Pandit Puneet Sharma, a presence couples travelling to Spain for an Indian wedding often rely on for a ceremony that feels authentic despite being thousands of miles from home.
It’s this kind of coordinated, experienced vendor team, planner, caterers, priest, florist, and production all used to working together on Indian weddings in Spain, that tends to separate a smooth multi-day celebration from a stressful one.
Why Xalet del Nin Works for an Indian Wedding
A few things make this venue a genuinely good fit for Indian and multicultural couples, rather than just a pretty backdrop:
Exclusive use of the property. You’re not sharing the villa or working around another event, which matters when a wedding day runs long and involves several distinct moments, a ceremony, a cocktail hour, a seated dinner, a late party.
Flexible outdoor space. The garden and terrace can absorb a mandap, a dance floor, and multiple catering setups without feeling cramped, which is harder to find at smaller boutique venues.
Proximity to Sitges and Barcelona. Guests flying in internationally can stay in Sitges or Barcelona and reach the venue easily, which simplifies logistics for a wedding where many guests are travelling from overseas.
It pairs well with other venues. As Sakshi & Matt’s wedding shows, Xalet del Nin doesn’t have to carry the whole weekend. It works especially well as the final, celebratory day after a more traditional ceremony elsewhere, such as Masia Casa del Mar.
For exact pricing, capacity limits, and availability, it’s best to contact Xalet del Nin or your wedding planner directly, as these details change with the season and the size of the event.
Planning an Indian Wedding at Xalet del Nin?
If you’re planning a multi-day Indian wedding around Sitges or Barcelona, we’d love to help you capture it. From the first welcome party to the last dance at Xalet del Nin, we specialise in documenting every tradition with authenticity and emotion.
Looking for more real wedding inspiration? See our full Indian Wedding in Barcelona guide, or our complete Indian Wedding in Spain planning guide for venues, costs, and advice across the whole country.
