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An Express Guide if you are Looking for Organizing a Destination Wedding in Udaipur

Kyle Matthews by Kyle Matthews
September 14, 2019
in Lifestyle
Reading Time: 3 mins read

Udaipur is the ultimate dreamy wedding destination offering island palaces, to majestic forts to resorts with Aravalli range in the backdrop. Generally the cost of destination wedding in Udaipur varies, with the minimum budget required to have a wedding in this city of lakes is 30 lakhs. There are various luxurious hotels for grand celebrations like The Oberoi Udaivilas, Jagmandir Island Palace and The Radisson Blu and enough options of budget hotel like Chunda Palace, Labh Garh Resort to host intimate weddings.

The Oberoi Udaivilas situated at the banks of Lake Pichola is the most popular choice for a grand ceremony. Its price starts from Rs 8500 onwards with the capacity of venue being 25- 800 guests. A budget hotel like Chunda Palace which has royal service and a splendid architecture, costs from Rs 1200 onwards with guest capacity being 50-300. There are various wedding planners in the city to help you choose venue according to budget.

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The best season to have a wedding in Udaipur would be September to March. Traveling to Udaipur is easy as the city has its own airport. It is well connected to other cities by railways too. The bookings should be made well in advance for great deals. Or choose off season time for wedding to cut cost. It’s better to hire local vendors for services such as dj, mehendi artists, wedding favours and catering to avoid extra costs.

Add traditional and local cuisine like dal bati churma and lal Maas in the menu. It will give local flavour plus save money.  Udaipur already has aesthetically beautiful venues that do not require much of decorating. So one can relax with décor and lighting and not go overboard. Rather invest the money in folk dance performances- Ghoomar and Kalbeliya or Kathputli show.

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