<p>Let&#39;s face it&mdash;summer weddings in Delhi NCR are not for the faint-hearted. Between the soaring temperatures, melting makeup, and the occasional power cut, it&rsquo;s the wedding menu that saves the day. Guests may forget the floral arrangements, but they&rsquo;ll never forget that chilled aam panna or that genius watermelon chaat. If you&rsquo;re planning a summer wedding in South Delhi or Gurgaon, it&rsquo;s time to rethink the usual menu suspects and bring in some much-needed thanda swag.</p>

<p>Here&#39;s how to create a summer wedding menu that not only gets through the heat, but gets your guests going back for second (and third) helpings.</p>

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<h2><strong>Start Cold, Stay Cool: Chillers That Thrill</strong></h2>

<p>Forfeit on the hot soup appetizers and greet your guests with a cooling wave of chilled beverages. Think outside the yawn-inducing soft drink station.</p>

<p>Twisted Chaat counters are the rage at weddings in Gurgaon and South Delhi. Cold pani puris with chilled mint and imli water, dahi papdi with a twist of tanginess, and even fruit chaats like pineapple-spiced cubes or pomegranate kala namak are wonderful heat-stopping starters. Throw in cucumber shots with mint and a splash of chaat masala and you have a hydration station everyone will love you for.</p>

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<h2><strong>Live Counters That Won&#39;t Cook You Alive</strong></h2>

<p>There&#39;s no summer for out-of-control, smoke-generating counters. Go for live food counters that add drama without conflagrations. Imagine cold sushi rolls with an Indian flair, or a Mediterranean mezze counter with hummus, tzatziki, falafel, and pita that shouldn&#39;t have to be boiling hot to taste amazing.</p>

<p>To give it the desi touch, there is a cold mini dosa cone station or a DIY dahi vada bar that makes everything interactive and delicious. These ones are top wedding catering options in South Delhi&mdash;light, flavorful, and yet decadent.</p>

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<h2><strong>Main Course Without the Meltdown</strong></h2>

<p>Let&#39;s talk about paneer in the room. Butter masala being everyone&#39;s go-to, however, a wedding in the summer requires lighter, clever main course fare. Opt for saffron rice with zesty lemon tadka, palak corn gravy, or a sour lauki kofta that astonishes and intrigues.</p>

<p>For non-veg enthusiasts, replace the rich korma with lemon-herb grilled chicken or Goan fish curry with light coconut rice. These are favorite choices of <a href="https://www.getyourmenu.in/function/wedding-caterers-delhi/">wedding caterers</a> in Gurgaon who know the contemporary guest&#39;s taste buds&mdash;tasty but not heavy, rich but not oily.</p>

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<h2><strong>Don&#39;t Forget the Bread (Keep It Light!)</strong></h2>

<p>Avoid the heavy naans and go for roomali rotis, missi rotis, or even mini parathas in bite-size versions. Lighter, faster to make, and easier to handle in the heat.</p>

<p>For South Delhi weddings, we&rsquo;ve also seen fusion breads gaining traction&mdash;like basil tandoori rotis or beetroot kulchas. Adds color and cuts the usual carb overload.</p>

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<h2><strong>Dessert? Make It Chilled, Not Kitsch</strong></h2>

<p>Gulab jamuns are wonderful, but perhaps not when it&#39;s 40&deg;C in the shade. Instead, impress your guests with frozen desserts, kulfi bars, and live ice cream rolls. You can even get creative with thandai mousse, chilled rasmalai jars, and fruit custard in edible chocolate cups.</p>

<p>Gurgaon wedding caterers are also trying out nitro desserts&mdash;imagine paan shots with a cool twist or dry ice-frozen lollies that actually cool your mouth.</p>

<p>Planning your summer wedding? GetYourMenu brings the coolest concepts and the yummiest solutions to your doorstep. From fusion chaats to cool kulfis, we&#39;re here to set your wedding menu aglow&mdash;without the heat.</p>

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