India Chapter of YPOs host 'Rajasthan, a royal affair' at The City Palace Complex.
40 couples attended cocktails and dinner at The Zenana Mahal followed by a talk on The Kama Sutra by Dr Pandey. To reflect the subject Chef Milind Patel had selected a menu using ingredients considered to be aphrodisiac!
As part of their event, The YPOs held a mock wedding on December 7, 2006 on the island of Jagmandir where a procession with horses, camels and lance men accompanied by a band proceeded to the jetty before boarding boats to the venue. Jagmandir had been decorated using all the accouterments appropriate for a wedding. This was followed by a lavish dinner.

Wedding Lunch at The Durbar Hall
On December 22, 2006 Mr. Gaurav Gupta resident of Udaipur, presently based in U.S.A, celebrated his wedding to Ms. Petrara, a craftsperson from the U.S.A at Navlakha Mahal, Gulab Bagh, Udaipur. The event was witnessed by both Indian and foreign guests.
Mr. Gaurav Gupta organised a sumptuous lunch at The Durbar Hall, Fateh Prakash Palace, on December 22, 2006. The vegetarian buffet style lunch included three Jain recipes prepared specially for the occasion. Local folk artists performed a cultural performance which was applauded by the guests.
The true majesty of The Durbar Hall is reflected in its glittering chandeliers and original portraits of the Mewar Royal lineage. Framed along its walls is a cornucopia of Mewar's history. This encompasses an incredible collection of seventeenth and eighteenth-century paintings of the Mewar school, weaponry and arms that once belonged to its valiant leaders including Rana Pratap who defied the might of the Mughal Empire in the sixteenth century. Glorious canopies on the ceilings narrate stories from the British Imperial era. The cusped arches, flowing curtains and the dazzling ornamentation gives the venue its distinctive royal quality. The Durbar Hall frequently hosts weddings and banquets, conferences, business meetings and receptions.