Day 01: Welcome at Udaipur
Udaipur, Dabok Airport is the nearest airport, where you will be picked up and transferred to the hotel, where a warm royal traditional welcome awaits you. You will be greeted with garlands, sweets and a welcome drink to set up the mood for your royal wedding. A sumptuous dinner will be served in style for you and to all your guests with Shehnai music to go with the mood.

Day 02: Wedding Shopping - Mehendi - Geet Night
A royal spread at breakfast is followed by day at leisure to allow you to rest or do last minute wedding shopping. In the evening, there will be Mehendi Ceremony (a ceremony to paint hands and feet of the bride and hands of the bridegroom in intricate designs using henna paste) and Geet Night (a ceremony in which traditional marriage songs are sung). Overnight stay at the hotel.

Day 03: Main Day of Royal Wedding
The day is a busy one starting with morning traditional rituals and ceremonies. The lavish lunch is quite mouth-watering. In the late afternoon, staff helps men with tying pink-colored turbans known as Safas while women will be helped to adorn traditional attire and jewellery. A welcome drink and light snacks are served before the wedding procession starts. The bridegroom riding a decorated mare and wearing Sehra (a turban with attached flower strings covering the face of the groom) leads the royal wedding procession. All the relatives and guests are dressed in typical Rajasthani costumes and are accompanied by Dhol/Nagada beaters (drummers) and uniformed med lining the procession route holding beautiful lights.

The procession ends at the wedding venue and the guests are welcomed with garlands, sprinkling of rose petals and flowers and attar (rose water), followed by a fabulous firework. If the venue is the island-palace on Lake Pichola, then you will be ferried across the lake by boat. Dinner served has traditional Rajasthani cuisine with some of the choicest delicacies for the guests. Bride looks exceptional beautiful in her bridal costume. The chief rituals and traditional ceremonies include exchanging of garlands by bride and groom and take seven rounds of the holy fire. Indian weddings are considered very auspicious.

Day 04: Departure from Udaipur
The guests and the bride and groom leave for airport and railway station, as desired, in specially decorated coaches and cars with some of the most cherished moments of their lives in heart.