They say, "Marriages are made in Heaven", but you can experience a typical Indian marriage in all its authenticity. The experience is complete with costumes for both the bride and the groom. In typical Indian tradition, the groom comes riding on a white horse followed by a colourful procession of people dancing gand singing, depicting a typical Indian "baraat (marriage party)". The marriage is solemnized by a priest and the marriage is conducted on a floral stage or a "Vedi". The entire area is decorated with bright colourful lights and fragrant flowers with strains of the traditional "shehnai" in the background. And ofcourse, the ceremony ends with a feast fit for royalty.

Rajput Wedding
A traditional rajput wedding ceremony where the group members participate as the "baraat"(the bridegrooms family and friends who form the wedding party) and the bridal party. The baraat arrive with a stunning tableau of caparisoned elephants, camels, linens of soldiers mounted on horses with a local band men holding marshals oil torches, with an environment of pomp and colour the guest are lead to the entrance of the palace where girls dressed in rajasthani costumes sprinkle rose water and shower rose petals on the guests. The guests are received by the waiting bride's family traditional welcome is held. Bride and the bridegroom exchange garlands and then the wedding ceremony is performed in a decorated "mandap"(pavilion). The "Meena Bazaar" (a colourful bazaar for the ladies) also forms an integral part of the setting. A festive buffet meal, laid outfor all the baratis in the illuminated palace-hotel, accompanied by Shehnai music & folk dances. Also accompanying the ceremony is the traditional "Mehendi" (henna) application for the ladies, which is considered auspicious at the time of an Indian wedding.
Available at Delhi- Agra- Jaipur- Jodhpur- Udaipur