The Jaibagh Palace Jaipur

About The Jaibagh Palace, Jaipur

The Jaibagh Palace is a heritage-style palace resort at Kukas in Amer, built for weddings that need space rather than a city address. Four event spaces sit across the property, and the two lawns are large enough to run separate functions at the same time. The Front Lawn is the headline space at 20,000 sq ft, holding up to 1,000 guests. The Back Lawn is larger again at 25,000 sq ft. Between them they cover the pheras and the reception without guests moving off site.

Indoors, the Conference Room takes up to 250 guests across 5,000 sq ft. It is the reliable fallback when a lawn function gets rained out or the evening turns cold, and it works well for a sangeet. The Central Courtyard is the intimate one. Open to the sky and a fraction of the size of the lawns, it suits mehendi, haldi or a small ceremony where a 20,000 sq ft lawn would feel empty.

Every indoor venue is centrally air conditioned with an attached changing room, which matters more than it sounds when the bride and her family are moving between three functions in a day. There is a separate dining area, and parking runs to 250 cars. Guests stay on the property, so there is no shuttling between a hotel and a venue. That matters most on the morning functions, when families are getting ready and nobody wants a long drive in wedding clothes.

The location is Village Kacherawala, Kukas, in Tehsil Amer, about 29.8 km from Jaipur International Airport and 20 to 25 km from Jaipur Junction. Amber Fort, Jaigarh Fort and Nahargarh Fort are all within easy reach, which is the real advantage of being on the Delhi Road side rather than in the city and the reason Kukas has become a hub for a Destination Wedding in Jaipur.

The kitchen handles both vegetarian and non-vegetarian menus, alcohol is served, and couples have brought their own caterers here. Decor is usually handled in-house. The resort is managed by the Bayan Group of Hotels and Resorts. October to March is the window. Days stay pleasant, evenings stay cool, and lawn functions can run late without anyone wilting. April to June gets too hot for afternoon functions in the open, and through the monsoon the Conference Room carries the indoor load. December and January book out early, so plan eight to twelve months ahead.

Destination Weddings India works directly with the property and manages venue booking, room blocks, decor and on-ground coordination end to end.