Jaipur is known for big fat weddings – but some of its most beautiful celebrations are small. Havelis, boutique palaces and private resorts near Amer make an intimate wedding in Jaipur feel royal and personal.
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Venue ideas for 30–120 guests
- Heritage havelis in the old city and Bani Park – courtyards, frescoes and rooftop terraces.
- Boutique palace hotels – smaller royal residences with gardens.
- Resorts near Amer and Kukas – Aravalli views and privacy; listed options include Jaibagh Palace and Rani Bagh Resort.
- Castle and fort hotels outside Jaipur – such as Castle Kanota and Samode Palace.
A 2-day plan
Day 1
- Welcome lunch in a haveli courtyard.
- Afternoon haldi.
- Sunset at Nahargarh for family photos.
- Rooftop mehendi and folk music evening.
Day 2
- Morning Amer Fort visit.
- Golden-hour pheras on the lawn.
- Royal dinner and a short dance party.
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Budget ranges
Approximate for 60 guests over two nights: haveli buyout ₹6–₹15 lakh; boutique palace ₹10–₹25 lakh; décor ₹1.5–₹5 lakh; photography ₹1.5–₹3.5 lakh; folk music ₹30,000–₹1 lakh.
Tips
- Old-city havelis have narrow lanes – check parking and access.
- Confirm sound rules in residential areas.
- Choose a weekday for better rates at palace hotels.
- Keep décor detailed rather than big – small weddings shine in the details.
FAQs
Can we do a palace wedding in Jaipur for 50 guests?
Yes – boutique palaces and castle hotels near Jaipur host small weddings, especially on weekdays.
Best season?
October to March.
Plan more
See the Jaipur checklist, décor ideas and venues in Jaipur.
