Court Marriage in Nepal — Answering “How Many Days And How Much” Before The Enquiry
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The Problem
Court marriage is not a legal question for most of the people searching it. It is a travel and money question. A couple — frequently one or both from outside Nepal, frequently with families who must not find out yet — needs to know how many days they must be in Kathmandu, what documents to bring from home, and what the whole thing costs, before they can book a flight or take leave.
Nobody publishes it. The trade competes on “fast and confidential” and hides the numbers behind an enquiry form, which leaves the couple unable to plan and quietly suspicious that the price depends on how desperate they sound.
What We Built
A site that leads with the two facts the visitor came for: 2–3 days, and an NRS 500 government fee stated separately from the firm’s own fee. Plus the documents required, the registration process step by step, and the credential that actually matters here — a registered law firm, serving 2,000+ couples since 2016.
And accommodation for court marriage as its own service, because a couple flying in for a three-day process needs somewhere to stay for those three days, and that is a genuine part of the job rather than an upsell.
The Decision That Shaped It
The government fee is published, and named as the government’s. Separating the state’s NRS 500 from the firm’s fee removes the fear that runs underneath every enquiry in this trade — that a couple in a hurry, far from home and unable to ask anyone, is being quoted a number invented for them. It costs the firm its negotiating room and wins the couple who was comparing three providers.
What It Does
- Timeline and government fee published, not gated behind a form
- Documents required listed, so a couple can gather them before travelling
- The registration process set out step by step
- Accommodation offered as part of the service, for couples travelling in
- FAQ and client testimonials, which for a discreet, once-only purchase carry the trust
- Registered-law-firm status stated up front, with 2,000+ couples served since 2016