The Gardens
Mature greenery framed by carved arches. Soft natural light through the porch in the morning and at golden hour.
Cupid's marble home in Jaipur
A private, circular marble house, opened to one shoot at a time for pre-wedding photography. Mature gardens, the Grand Hall, and a rooftop chatri beside a dome crowned by Cupid.
Malhara House is a circular marble home in Jaipur, crowned by Cupid.
Couples arrive with their own photographer and find the house prepared for their shoot alone. No queues, no other shoots, no hurry. There are three settings in one place: gardens softened by the Jaipur sun, marble interiors with carved arches and an internal balcony, and a rooftop chatri beside the dome.
Pre-wedding shoots lead, and the house also hosts maternity, family and anniversary shoots.
Each setting has its own character. Malhara Elegance and The Malhara Experience take in all three.
Mature greenery framed by carved arches. Soft natural light through the porch in the morning and at golden hour.
The Grand Hall: circular, marble, with ornate hardwood double doors and an internal balcony running around the upper floor.
The chatri pavilion and the dome itself, crowned by a cupid.
From a morning in the gardens to a four-hour shoot with a vintage car. One shoot at a time, with no one else on site.
The gardens at golden hour.
₹30,000
3-hour private shoot
For couples who want natural light and greenery.
The gardens, the Grand Hall and the rooftop.
₹45,000
4-hour private shoot
For couples who want the marble interiors as well as the gardens.
With a vintage car, and tea at the chatri.
₹89,000
4-hour private shoot
For couples who want the day taken care of, door to door.
All prices include GST.
Many of Jaipur's well-known shoot locations are public landmarks. Couples share them with other shoots, with tour groups, and with opening hours.
Malhara House is a home. It hosts one shoot at a time, and the house is prepared for that shoot alone. Couples bring their own photographer and have the settings in their package to themselves for the time they are here.
The house does the rest: a circular plan, carved arches, marble underfoot, and a dome with a cupid on top. It is a real place rather than a set, and that shows in the photographs.
Are you a photographer? See how a shoot here works.