Rajasthan weddings

Palaces, havelis and courtyards built for grandeur. The classic royal Indian wedding.

Best season

November to March

Guest count

100 to 800 guests

Getting there

4 hour drive or a 1 hour flight from Delhi

Typical stay

3 nights

Why Jim Corbett

A royal & regal celebration

Rajasthan is the shorthand for a royal Indian wedding, and for good reason. Heritage palaces, forts and havelis come with courtyards, arches and stepwells that photograph beautifully at any hour. We work with a shortlist of properties where we know the banquet teams personally, which keeps big guest counts running smoothly.

What makes it special

Heritage palaces and forts
Restored havelis for intimate ceremonies
Luxury resorts on Amer and Delhi road

We share exact property names, availability and rates once we know your dates and guest count.

A SAMPLE FLOW

How a Rajasthan wedding usually unfolds

DAY 1

Welcome & mehendi

Palace check-in, a Rajasthani welcome with dhol and tilak, then a courtyard mehendi with folk artists.

DAY 2

Haldi & royal sangeet

Marigold haldi in the daylight courtyard and a grand sangeet under chandeliers with live performances.

DAY 3

Pheras

Baraat with horses and a band, followed by pheras in a lantern-lit courtyard mandap.

DAY 4

Reception & farewell

Black-tie reception on the palace lawns and a farewell brunch before departures.

Package inclusions

Everything covered in a customised package

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