Jaipur, popularly known as the Pink City of India, continues to be a prime destination for royal weddings due to its royal heritage and some of the world’s largest palaces. Jaipur’s palaces are the timeless works of art built by kings, guarded by history, and once the residence of royal families. The palaces are well-known for hosting the luxury destination weddings, and Indians from across the world choose Jaipur as their 1st preference for their special day.
Jaipur captures every emotion and tradition with unmatched grace, from grand Gujarati celebrations to Marwari heritage weddings, Punjabi extravaganzas, billionaire weddings and NRI destination weddings. Every detail of the city whispers royalty, every courtyard feels like a film set, and every celebration tells a story of love, lineage, and legacy.
Why Jaipur is the Royal Heritage for a luxury wedding?
Jaipur’s architecture was born from visions of magnificence, marble courtyards, echoed halls, frescoed ceilings, and domed pavilions that once hosted kings and queens and were residences of royals. Today, these palaces host some of the grandest and most luxurious destination weddings, and The Event Designer designs your wedding into perfection like a fairytale.
1. Rambagh Palace × Sabyasachi × Foodlink × Anoushka Shankar
Taj Rambagh Palace was once the home of Maharani Gayatri Devi, and it remains Jaipur’s crown jewel. This palace offers a dreamy experience with the bride in a Sabyasachi lehenga antique zardozi, gold embroidery, and silk glowing under chandelier light, starting the journey forever.
This Palace design your wedding into a grand royal wedding and grand reception with royal menu fit for kings, Awadhi kebabs, Laal Maas, truffle dal makhni, and Champagne pairings served on gold-plated thalis. As the pheras begin in the Mughal palace, Anoushka Shankar’s sitar entertains the evening, turning the palace into a masterpiece of love and legacy.
- Ideal for: 200–400 guests
- Estimated Cost: ₹4–5 crore (2 days with accommodation & meals)
2. Fairmont Jaipur × Manish Malhotra × CCI Catering × Salim–Sulaiman
If you are dreaming of a royal wedding with a Bollywood touch that feels like a Sanjay Leela Bhansali movie set, Fairmont Jaipur delivers the cinematic magic lit by fireworks, courtyards echoing music, and candlelit corridors.
The bride’s grand and cinematic entry in Manish Malhotra’s outfit. CCI Catering brings culinary theatre, sushi bars beside Rajasthani classics and desserts that double as art. And for entertainment stars like Salim–Sulaiman, live performance in the sangeet ceremony turns into a private concert beneath the Aravalli stars.
- Ideal for: 400–600 guests
- Estimated Cost: ₹1.5–2.5 crore
3. The Leela Palace Jaipur × Falguni Shane Peacock × Kitchen Art × Armaan Malik
The Leela Palace Jaipur is for couples who want the best of both modern luxury and royal heritage. The bride steals the spotlight in Falguni Shane Peacock, all crystal shimmer and feathered detail, while Chef Ajay Chopra’s Kitchen Art serves a global menu of Italian antipasti, Middle Eastern grills, and artful molecular desserts. The evening performance of Armaan Malik’s romantic duets, soft, soulful, and modern songs, lights up the evening.
- Ideal for: 250–400 guests
- Estimated Cost: ₹2–3 crore
4. Jai Mahal Palace × Tarun Tahiliani × Puneet Sikand × Amaan Ali Bangash
Jai Mahal Palace was built in 1745, where old charm meets sophistication. A Tarun Tahiliani bride giving a grand entry, walking through jasmine gardens.
Kitchen Art Company Puneet Sikand’s designs a royal feast, truffle kofta, Awadhi biryani, and slow-cooked Rajasthani delicacies, and served the guests with food of art. As the pheras begin, Amaan Ali Bangash’s live performance fills the night with a serene, soulful, unforgettable evening
- Ideal for: 200–300 guests
- Estimated Cost: ₹1.5–2 crore
5. Samode Palace × Rimple & Harpreet Narula × The Event Designer × Hari Sukhani
Samode Palace feels like stepping into a Mughal empire with gold-leaf ceilings, antique mirrors, and a grand entrance. This palace takes you takes in time with the bride, dressed in Rimple & Harpreet Narula, channels vintage India.
The Event Designer curate the entire wedding with candlelit arches, crystal dining, and floral decoration. We blend the dinner into Rajasthani and Mediterranean flavours, followed by a harp-and-tabla duet by Hari Sukhani that lingers in every heart.
- Ideal for: 100–150 guests
- Estimated Cost: ₹80 lakh–1.5 crore
6. Oberoi Rajvilas × Anita Dongre × Foodlink × Anuv Jain
The Oberoi Rajvilas is perfect for couples who prefer an understated luxury wedding. It offers 32 acres of spacious, peaceful, grand palace. A pastel Anita Dongre lehenga and emerald jewels set the tone for peaceful and intimate pheras beside a 280-year-old temple.
- Ideal for: 100–250 guests
- Estimated Cost: ₹2.5–3.5 crore
7. Hyatt Regency Mansarovar × Shantanu & Nikhil × CCI × Salim Merchant
Hyatt Regency Mansarovar Jaipur is perfect for a stylish, high-energy celebration. The couple stuns in Shantanu & Nikhil’s structured couture, while CCI Catering brings interactive menus, Pan-Asian tapas, and dessert walls that make Instagram come alive.
At midnight, Salim Merchant’s DJ-electronic set turns the ballroom into a royal nightclub, a dazzling ending to the celebration.
- Ideal for: 300–500 guests
- Estimated Cost: ₹1–1.8 crore
The Event Designer Touch, where Dreams’ weddings turn into Royal Masterpieces
The Event Designer design your dream wedding into reality, from Rambagh’s royal palace to The Leela’s marble resort, every detail is curated with perfection as per the client’s vision and dream, like outfit, cuisine, decor, entertainment, guest and music.
The Event Designer design each ceremony like an artwork:
- Decor inspired by heritage with a modern, minimalistic touch
- Menus by India’s top culinary artists
- Performances by exclusive Indian and global stars
- Seamless guest experiences with five-star precision
All wedding feels dream experience that is personal, luxurious and memorable, making it a perfect balance of India’s royal heart and modern sophistication.
The Final Word
Jaipur was always the favourite destination and will always be one of the top destinations for luxury Indian weddings, especially for NRIs and Billionaires due to its royal experience.
Jaipur remains the ultimate capital of royal love stories for families and couples who dream in gold, music, and legacy, whether Gujarati, Marwari, Punjabi, or global NRI or Billionaires.
The Event Designer manages your wedding while you enjoy every moment of love and celebration. Our team handle everything from venue booking, decoration, guests, logistics, entertainment, events, celebrity performances, etc., which makes every celebration like art, and every moment feels like a royal masterpiece.
FAQ
1. Why is Jaipur the top destination for royal weddings in India?
Jaipur is the perfect blend of heritage, luxury, and hospitality. It has luxury venues like Rambagh, The Leela, Oberoi Rajvilas, etc. Its palaces offer real history wrapped in five-star comfort that is perfect for Gujarati, Marwari, Punjabi, and NRI families.
2. How much does a luxury wedding in Jaipur cost?
Budgets typically of a Luxury wedding in Jaipur cost range between ₹1.5 crore to ₹5 crore, depending on the venue, decor, cuisine, and artist lineup.
3. What’s the best season for a palace wedding in Jaipur?
The best season for a Jaipur wedding is from October to March. The weather is perfect for outdoor pheras, garden receptions, and late-night celebrations.
4. Are Jaipur weddings suitable for NRIs?
Yes, Jaipur offers seamless logistics, world-class hotels, and bilingual hospitality. The Event Designer specialises in NRI weddings from start to finish.
5. Which palaces are best for royal weddings?
Jaipur has some of the most luxurious venues like Rambagh Palace, Fairmont Jaipur, The Leela Palace, Jai Mahal Palace, Samode Palace, Oberoi Rajvilas, and Hyatt Regency Mansarovar.
6. Can we choose our own designers or artists?
Yes, The Event Designer collaborate with names like Sabyasachi, Manish Malhotra, and Tarun Tahiliani, along with artists such as Anoushka Shankar, Armaan Malik, Salim–Sulaiman and many more as per your preference.
7. How do different communities celebrate in Jaipur?
Every culture is unique, with diverse cultural values like Gujarati garba nights, Marwari chandeliers and rituals, Punjabi after-parties, or NRI fusion ceremonies. The Event Designer understand the cultural value and designs the wedding into a perfect blend of tradition and modern sophistication.
8. Does The Event Designer offer full-service planning?
Yes, we handle everything from venue booking to decor, logistics, hospitality, and entertainment. Everything is handled in-house.
9. How early should you book a Jaipur palace?
Ideally, you must start preparing 8–12 months ahead, especially for peak months like Nov–Feb.
10. What makes The Event Designer different?
Our experience in curating luxury Indian weddings and our understanding of different cultures. We plan events in storytelling through design, fashion, food, and emotion with a personal touch.
