The Pre-Wedding Ceremony

Mehendi (special henna colouring applied in intricate, beautiful patterns on the hands) of the bride and the guests. A special Sangeet (Indian wedding songs) can be arranged.

Wedding Procession

A traditional “Baraat” or procession starts from the hotel’s gates of the hotel. The groom sits on a beautifully decorated horse, and is escorted by camels and elephants. Folk dancers and girls welcome the couple with a traditional dance, fireworks and a special “Buggi” (horse driven cart), escorting them into the main garden for the wedding.

The Wedding Ceremony

The priest conducts the special Hindu wedding ceremony in front of a “havan” or small fire, speaking ancient chants and blessing the wedding. An Indian music group plays traditional Indian music in the background.

Post-Wedding Ceremony

The couple and their guests enjoy a delicious special dinner amidst the lush palace gardens. The couple takes a short “Buggi” ride, with a glass of champagne and join the group at the gardens for dinner. An extravagant Rajasthani meal is on special silver “thalis” (plates) and a traditional Rajasthani dance is performed, followed by live Indian classical music.

The Wedding Night

A special candlelight dinner in the world-renowned gardens of Rambagh Palace, with a bottle of sparkling wine.

A specially decorated room filled with flowers and the traditional glass of flavoured milk (Badam) that is offered to the groom by the bride. 2 bedtime drinks (Badam milk), dry fruits, cookies and fresh fruits will be kept in the room.

The Next Morning

A special champagne brunch for the bridal couple in their room.

Couples Accommodation

Three-night stay includes pickup from the airport/station, a traditional Rajasthani welcome drink, half day of sightseeing, and a late brunch in the room the day after the wedding.

Guests Accommodation

For 2 people for 3 nights in a standard room, including airport transfers, all meals, one sightseeing trip and taxes.