<p>There is something about a rainy day in Gurgaon or Delhi that requires only one thing&mdash;pakoras, and by the truckload. Whether you&#39;ve chosen the ultimate wedding lehenga, hired the top DJ, and rented the most beautiful venue in Delhi NCR, if your monsoon wedding doesn&#39;t feature a crunchy, steamy, spicy pakora counter, you&#39;re playing with more than just frizzy hair.</p>

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<h2><strong>The Pakora-Petrichor Connection Is Real</strong></h2>

<p>Ask any bona fide Dilliwala what pairs best with rain and they&#39;ll be quick to answer: pakoras and chai. There&#39;s something incredibly nostalgic (and intensely Desi) about munching on hot, crispy bhajiyas while the baarish provides background music. A Gurgaon or Delhi wedding in monsoon is incomplete without the waft of onions sizzling in besan and that warm sizzle that rings louder than the shehnai.</p>

<p>It&#39;s not all about the taste. It&#39;s about feelings. It&#39;s about uncles gripping chai kulhads, aunties chatting under umbrellas, and cousins searching for the last paneer pakora on the platter.&nbsp;</p>

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<h2><strong>Save Your Guests From Soggy Starters</strong></h2>

<p>Let&#39;s be real&mdash;rain and salad don&#39;t mix. No one needs to balance a small toothpick with a soggy canap&eacute; when it&#39;s already raining on the outfit choices. But pakoras? They live for the rain.</p>

<p>From the traditional aloo-onion mixture, crispy spinach pakoras, or decadent paneer and stuffed chili fritters, a hot pakora corner serves up comfort and theatrics&mdash;just like every good Indian wedding should.</p>

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<h2><strong>Chutneys That Deserve Their Own Shaadi Album</strong></h2>

<p>A nice pakora counter isn&#39;t merely about the batter. It&#39;s about the chutneys, the unheralded heroes of all wedding banquets in Delhi and Gurgaon. Mint chutney, imli chutney that&#39;s pucker-inducingly sour, garlic dip, and that one chutney nobody knows the name of but everybody sings praises about&mdash;it&#39;s a whole secondary cast that makes your fried bites deserving of awards.</p>

<p>Pro tip: Introduce a minor &quot;Make Your Own Chutney&quot; twist. Allow the guests to blend their spice level and ingredients. Interaction and entertainment, done.</p>

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<h2><strong>It&#39;s Budget-Friendly, Crowd-Pleasing, and 100% Insta-Worthy</strong></h2>

<p>In a sushi counter, gold-leaf cake, liquid nitrogen snack world, it sometimes only takes a frying pan and grandma&#39;s recipe to steal the show. A live pakora station is inexpensive, fast service, and performs wonderfully for outdoor arrangements (just cover it if the baarish shifts from Bollywood to Bengal cyclone).</p>

<p>And let&rsquo;s not forget the visual appeal. Golden pakoras in bamboo baskets, served with little paper cones or banana leaves&mdash;hello, wedding photographers, your snack B-roll just got better.</p>

<h2><strong>Bonus: It Works for Every Wedding Mood</strong></h2>

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	<li>Mehendi function in a Gurgaon farmhouse? Pakora + chai + indie acoustic singer.</li>
	<li>Sangeet night in South Delhi? Pakoras between dance-offs.</li>
	<li>Haldi at nani&rsquo;s house? Pakoras before the dhol starts.</li>
	<li>Rainy evening in July reception? Pakoras to pacify the in-laws till dinner.</li>
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<p>Pakoras can be used anywhere. They&#39;re the Ranbir Kapoor of shaadi snacks&mdash;they fit in everywhere, win everyone over, and always turn up in the rain.</p>

<p>As a <a href="https://www.getyourmenu.in/function/wedding-caterers-delhi/">wedding caterer in Delhi or Gurgaon</a>, if you&rsquo;re not offering a pakora counter in your monsoon menu, you&rsquo;re missing out on a major mood-lifter. It&rsquo;s crunchy nostalgia served hot, and trust us, your guests will remember that over the fourth variety of pasta any day.</p>

<p>So this July, ditch the dainty starters and let&#39;s bring on the bajji brigade. Your weathered wedding day calls for a crispy, spicy, completely desi celebration&mdash;served fresh out of the kadhai.</p>

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