What the caregiver does
Before you leave
- Helps with packing, including medication, mobility aids and clothes for each event
- Goes through the itinerary and the traveller's routines
On the way
- Stays alongside them through check-in, security, boarding, layovers and customs
- Helps with bathroom trips, meals and moving around
During wedding events
- Helps them shower, dress and get ready at their own pace
- Stays with them through ceremonies and receptions
- Finds seats near washrooms and shade, and plans quiet breaks
- Watches for tiredness and heat, and encourages fluids and meals
- Handles early exits when they've had enough
Punjabi-speaking caregivers for weddings in Punjab
If your family's wedding is in Punjab, you can ask for a Punjabi-speaking caregiver who understands the customs, from the akhand path to the anand karaj and reception. Just tell us when you call.
Multi-day weddings
Many weddings run over several days, with early starts, late nights, heat and big crowds. We can plan which events matter most to your parent and build in rest, so they're not worn out before the main day.
Planning for the destination
We'll work through the location's heat, stairs, wheelchair access, washrooms, travel times and nearest medical care. Tell us about the venue early, because small details can make a big difference.
Our travel and event care is non-medical. Please check with your doctor before any trip, and buy travel insurance that covers existing conditions. If someone needs a nurse or medical escort while travelling, we'll tell you so you can arrange the right service.
Common questions
How far in advance should we book?
As early as you can, especially for peak wedding seasons. Long trips need time for planning, travel documents and flights.
Can you help more than one family member?
Usually one caregiver focuses on one person. If two people need help, we'll tell you whether one caregiver can safely do it or whether you'd need two.
Can the caregiver wear cultural attire to the wedding?
Yes, tell us about the dress code and customs ahead of time so the caregiver can fit in comfortably.
