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Day1:
Arrival
Arrival at the palace on camel carts accompanied
by a local band and torch bearers. A royal
welcome on arrival
with traditional aarti, tilak , garlands,
and showering of rose petals. |
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Evening:
Options:
Dinner at the poolside and a dance floor in
the palace courtyard .Traditional Rajasthani
folk singers set the festive mood.
Bar-be-que dinner amidst sand dunes. Venue
transformed into a royal camp with candles,
gaslights and lanterns. Demonstration of flaming
tent-pegging by horsemen. Bonfires and marquees
complete the festivities. |
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Day2:
Lunch
In a typical village setup with juttiwalas,
potters, churiwalas, mehendiwalas adding
to the ambience.
Evening
Traditional turbans will be distributed
to the guests who will lead the procession
with torch bearers, horses, caparisoned
elephants and camel carts.
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The
guests will be welcomed with a showering of
flower petals, aarti and garlands.
A stage is set for the bride and groom
on the terrace. Formal sit down dinner in
traditional Rajasthani style will be served.
The wedding ceremony would be followed by
a spectacular display of fireworks. |
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| Day3:
Sightseeing and shopping trips to see the
famous Hawa Mahal, Amer Fort, Johri Baazaar
etc. A desert safari with lunch can be arranged
for the guests as well.
Evening
Departure with mementoes
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