India is known for its vibrance and grandeur. When the wedding functions have a royal element to them, the scenario changes. Imagine your guests dancing on a humongous lawn, where the kings and queens must’ve walked. Getting married in a residence filled with history, colour, and culture is a once-in-a-lifetime experience. Indian weddings are known for their larger-than-life factor, and palaces are just the venues to make your wedding day even more unique. Real estate developers have taken inspiration from India’s rich history and taken action to fulfil a couple’s dream of a royal wedding in India. Check out the following wedding venues to experience your illustrious wedding festivities.
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Samode Palace, Jaipur
Which place in India is more royal than Rajasthan? Samode Palace in Jaipur offers the wedding party an extravagant time. Previously a fort, Samode Palace was converted into a palace by Rawal Berisal in the early 19th century. He blended traditional Rajput architecture with Mughal embellishments. The Samode Bagh is perfect for a wedding under the stars. They are famous for exquisite lights and lamp decoration. The palace can accommodate up to 500 people (Durbar Hall+Durbar Hall Terrace).
Lalitha Mahal Palace Hotel, Mysuru
Lalitha Mahal Palace Hotel, is the perfect example of renaissance architecture. Spacious halls and lawns add to the ethereal beauty of the palace hotel. The striking white looks even more alluring at night, paired with the glimmering light. They also rent out spaces for pre-wedding shoots and film shoots. If you pick Mysuru as your wedding location, there is nothing better than getting married under the stained glass roof dome of Lalitha Mahal Palace Hotel.
City Palace, Udaipur
Still home to the royal family of Udaipur, City Palace has lent some areas as a hotel. The 1500-year-old palace has been a choice of wedding venue for the most extravagant weddings. Jagmandir Island Palace, Manek Chowk, Zenana Mahal and Mor chowk are the available wedding venues. You can accommodate your guests at Hotel Fateh Prakash and Shiv Niwas Palace. The palaces inside the compound are connected through interlinked quadrangles. The builders of the City Palace of Udaipur gave proper consideration and tribute to the Rajput history and family while constructing the palace.
Umaid Bhavan Palace, Jodhpur
Built 79 years ago, Umaid Bhavan Palace is the last palace built in India. The palace perfectly blends Indo-Saracenic, Revivalist and Western Art Deco architecture. The resplendence, spread over 25 acres of land, is as royal as your wedding could be. Partially managed by the Taj Groups, the sandstone palace is the best place to have your fairytale wedding. The Umaid Bhavan Palace has four indoor and six outdoor venues for your big day. This is the same palace where Priyanka Chopra tied the knot with Nick Jonas.
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Devigarh Palace, Udaipur
Nestled between the hills, Devigarh Palace is a beautiful place for your wedding functions. Built-in the 18th century, the palace holds rustic charm. After being in ruins for over 20 years, it took 15 years to restore the castle. The court is designed in a way that mimics the natural surroundings of the Palace. At RAAS Devigarh, you can plan your wedding festivities with the backdrop of the magnificent Aravali Hills.
Royal weddings are currently in vogue. Couples getting married in the winter months prefer places with warmer weather and luxury. Rajasthan, the state with the most palaces, is the go-to destination for regal weddings.
