Wedding resort in Siolim
Your entire wedding, one private estate
Ten residences, 25 bedrooms, five pools, and a village setting that keeps your celebration entirely your own.
Plan your intimate wedding at The Ten Goa
Tell us your dates and guest count and we will walk you through exactly how a full estate buyout works.
The whole estate is yours, and so is the whole weekend
Most wedding venues hand you a banquet hall and a time slot. The Ten works differently. When you book a full estate buyout, all ten residences, 25 bedrooms, and five private pools become yours for the duration. Your guests sleep on the property, wake up to breakfast together, and spend the day moving between pool suites and the rooftop infinity pool without ever leaving the estate. There is no shared lobby, no other guests, no schedule imposed by a hotel’s operations. The celebration begins when you arrive and ends when you leave. For couples who want their wedding to feel like a long weekend with the people they love most, rather than a single high-pressure evening, this is the structure that makes that possible. Explore more about our Siolim location and what surrounds the estate.
Siolim's village calm is part of what you are booking
Goa’s busier wedding venues sit inside the coastal belt, which means traffic, noise from neighbouring properties, and the general churn of a hospitality district. Siolim is genuinely removed from all of that: a working village of coconut groves and narrow lanes, anchored by a white church and the Chapora river to the north. The Ten’s estate is set on a gentle rise within this village, gated and quiet. Anjuna, Vagator, and Morjim are each a short drive away when guests want them, but the property itself sits in a pocket of calm that large beach resorts simply cannot replicate. That contrast, village stillness with North Goa’s best beaches and restaurants close at hand, is one of the things couples consistently choose this location for.
Every detail of the celebration is arranged by one team
A buyout at The Ten includes dedicated housekeeping, concierge, curated decor, and airport transfers, all coordinated by the same team managing your stay. Dining is handled through The Ten Table, our private chef-curated experience: multi-course dinners served in-suite, beside a private pool, or on the rooftop, with cuisine spanning Indian, Coastal Goan, Goan-European, Asian, Italian, and BBQ. Rooftop rituals, pool-side ceremonies, and in-suite celebrations can all be arranged. Because the property is designed around ten distinct residences rather than a single event hall, the format of your wedding is genuinely flexible: a ceremony by one pool, dinner on the rooftop, and a late evening at another. The architecture supports the celebration rather than constraining it.
Designed for up to 52 guests, built for intimacy
The estate accommodates up to 52 guests across its ten residences, which range from single-level one and two-bedroom suites to two-level duplex suites with private pools. That scale is deliberate. It is large enough for a meaningful gathering and small enough that every guest is genuinely close to the couple, not seated in a distant corner of a ballroom. The property was designed by Goan architect Rita Mody, and the design reflects a considered approach to privacy and space: each residence feels self-contained, while the estate as a whole has a coherence that makes it feel like one home rather than a collection of rooms. For couples who have been to large destination weddings and found them impersonal, the difference here is immediately legible.
The celebration begins when you arrive and ends when you leave, with no schedule imposed by a hotel's operations.
Siolim sits on the south bank of the Chapora river in Bardez taluka, about 7 km from Mapusa, surrounded by coconut groves and Portuguese-era mansions rather than a beach strip. Unlike Baga or Calangute, it never became a resort town, which is precisely why it still feels like a real Goan village. The Ten Goa’s gated estate sits on a quiet rise here, ten minutes from Anjuna and Morjim, with none of the noise that comes with either.
- Siolim sits on the south bank of the Chapora river in Bardez taluka, North Goa.
- The village is about 7 km from Mapusa and surrounded by coconut groves and Portuguese-era mansions.
- Unlike Baga or Calangute, Siolim never developed a beach strip, so it remains a quiet residential village.
- Anjuna Beach, Morjim Beach, and Vagator are all within a short drive of Siolim.
- Siolim has a population of roughly 12,000 and retains the character of a functioning agricultural village.
How a wedding buyout at The Ten works
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Share your dates and guest count
Reach out with your proposed dates, approximate guest numbers (up to 52), and a sense of what kind of celebration you have in mind. Our concierge team will confirm availability and give you a clear picture of what the full estate buyout includes. No lengthy forms, no sales funnel.
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Plan the shape of your celebration
We work with you to map out the structure of your stay: which residences suit which guests, where the ceremony takes place, how dining is arranged across the weekend. The Ten Table menu is curated to your preferences, covering Indian, Coastal Goan, Goan-European, Asian, Italian, and BBQ options. Decor and event curation are arranged through the same team.
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Arrive and take over the estate
Your guests check into their respective residences across the property. Dedicated housekeeping and concierge are on hand throughout. Airport transfers from both MOPA and Dabolim can be arranged so arrivals are smooth regardless of where guests are flying in from.
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Move through the weekend on your terms
Ceremonies, rooftop rituals, pool-side dinners, and late evenings by the water all happen within the estate, on your schedule. Because every guest is staying on the property, the weekend has a continuity that a single-night venue event cannot offer. Guests wake up together, share breakfast, and the celebration continues naturally across the days.
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Depart with the whole weekend behind you
Check-out is coordinated by the team, with transfers arranged as needed. The buyout model means the property was entirely yours from arrival to departure: no shared spaces with other guests, no compromises on privacy, and no moment where the estate felt like anyone else’s.
Benefits
Complete privacy for your entire guest list
When you book the full estate, no other guests share the property. All ten residences, five pools, the rooftop, and every common space belong exclusively to your group for the duration of the stay.
Five pools across one estate
With five distinct pools spread across the property, different groups within your wedding party can find their own space. No queuing, no timetables, no shared pool with strangers.
Chef-curated dining across six cuisine styles
The Ten Table brings multi-course private dining to wherever you want it: beside a pool, in-suite, or on the rooftop, with menus spanning Indian, Coastal Goan, Goan-European, Asian, Italian, and BBQ.
One team handles the full weekend
Decor, concierge, housekeeping, airport transfers, and dining are all coordinated by the same team. No vendor juggling, no gaps in responsibility, no day-of surprises caused by handoffs between separate suppliers.
Village calm, beaches ten minutes away
The estate sits in Siolim, a quiet village removed from the coastal tourist belt, while Anjuna, Morjim, and Vagator are all within a short drive for guests who want them.
Who books a wedding buyout at The Ten
Couple planning a 2-night intimate destination wedding
A couple with a guest list of 30 to 45 people wants their wedding to feel like a private house party rather than a formal event. They book the full estate for two nights, placing family in the duplex suites with private pools and friends in the one and two-bedroom residences. The ceremony happens at the rooftop infinity pool at dusk, dinner is served by The Ten Table on the terrace, and the following morning everyone has breakfast together before a leisurely checkout. The Siolim setting means guests are genuinely away from the tourist belt, yet Anjuna and Morjim are a short drive for anyone who wants an afternoon at the beach.
Pre-wedding group taking over the estate for the weekend
A couple uses the buyout for a pre-wedding stay: three days for close family and the wedding party to gather, rest, and celebrate before the main event. The Ten Table handles multi-course dinners each evening, the concierge arranges curated local experiences during the day, and the five pools mean different groups can find their own rhythm without crowding a single space. It functions as both a celebration and a genuine rest before the formalities begin.
Families combining a wedding with a multi-generational stay
When the guest list spans three generations, accommodation that keeps everyone together without putting them on top of each other matters. The ten distinct residences across the estate allow grandparents a quieter suite while younger guests take the duplex with a private pool. Fully equipped kitchens in each residence mean families can manage their own routines alongside the shared meals and celebrations. The estate’s location in Siolim keeps the setting calm and manageable for guests who find Goa’s busier coastal areas overwhelming.
Wedding resort questions about Siolim and The Ten
How many guests can The Ten accommodate for a wedding?
The estate accommodates up to 52 guests across its ten residences and 25 bedrooms. Residences range from one-bedroom suites to two-level duplex suites with private pools, so the guest list can be distributed across different room types based on couples, families, or groups.
Can we hold the ceremony and dining on the property?
Yes. The estate has multiple settings for ceremonies and dining: rooftop infinity pool, pool-side terraces, and in-suite spaces. The Ten Table provides chef-curated multi-course dining in whichever setting suits the occasion, with cuisine options spanning Indian, Coastal Goan, Goan-European, Asian, Italian, and BBQ.
Is Siolim a practical location for wedding guests travelling from outside Goa?
Siolim is accessible from both MOPA (North Goa) and Dabolim airports, and the estate can arrange airport transfers for arriving guests. The village location is quiet but not remote: Anjuna, Vagator, and Morjim are all within a short drive, and Mapusa, the nearest market town, is about 7 km away.
What does the buyout include beyond accommodation?
A full estate buyout includes dedicated housekeeping and concierge throughout the stay, curated decor and event curation, The Ten Table private dining, rooftop infinity pool access, daily breakfast, and airport transfers, all arranged by one team. Wellness sessions can also be incorporated.
Is The Ten suitable for a pre-wedding stay as well as the wedding itself?
The buyout model works well for pre-wedding gatherings: the estate gives the wedding party and close family a private base to arrive, settle, and celebrate together before the main event. The Ten Table and the concierge team can structure dining and experiences across however many nights you book.
Bring your whole wedding party to one private estate
The Ten Goa is available for full estate buyouts for intimate weddings of up to 52 guests. Share your dates and we will walk you through exactly what the weekend can look like.