Royal Weddings In Rajasthan

Day 1
Airport transfer, warm and royal welcome accorded with a band and welcome drinks followed by
Royal welcome in the hotel, where shehnai players create royal wedding mood. welcome drink in the room or reception area. Lunch for all the guests at Shiv Niwas courtyard.

Day 2
After previous night's excitement, another day starts with leisure and relaxation. Guests can visit the city's famous markets.

Lunch is served at Darbar Hall.

Day 3
The day is at leisure. Lunch is organized either at Shiv Niwas Palace lawns or at the Promenade.

The night of the wedding
The morning before the memorable evening is filled with preparations for the royal wedding in Udaipur. In the early evening gentlemen gather in the Durbar Hall for tying safas (traditional headgear of the long tie-and-dye scarves). The ladies are assisted by our staff with their attire and designer-wear. All the guests assemble at Shiv Pole at Shiv Nivas Palace, or Fatheh Pole at Fatheh Prakash Palace, where a welcome drink is served. A royal procession begins to form and the excitement grows dressed in Rajasthani attire sprinkling rose petals and attar (rose water) in the front, followed by Dhol/ Nagada (traditional drums used for all the auspicious occasions).

The guests follow a magnificently decorated horse bearing the bridegroom, white liveried men with lances line up the entire length of the procession route with mashaals in their hands. The procession heads towards the boat-jetty at the Promenade where the Palace band welcomes them; the guests are then ushered into decorated boats to be ferried across the Lake to Jagmandir, the island-palace on Lake Pichola.

Day 4
The guests are prepared to leave with the fond memories of the Royal wedding in Udaipur and our hospitality staff ensures that the coaches/ cars are ready to transfer them to the airport and railway station. All ticketing and logistics are handled by our travel desk.