Two signature experiences, one vegetarian promise
Narayanam offers two experiential formats beyond standard lunch and gala menus: Mayra - a Rajasthani-royal journey - and Carnival - global fusion live stations. Both are 100% vegetarian. The choice depends on your family's story, not which sounds trendier.
Choose Mayra when
Mayra is tradition dressed in royalty.
- Your family loves Rajasthani cuisine and cultural presentation
- You want a sit-down thali experience with Dal Baati Churma and Ker Sangri
- Elders are the primary audience and will appreciate regional authenticity
- The function is lunch - haldi day, wedding lunch, or a standalone cultural feast
- Photographs should feel heritage-rich and regal
Choose Carnival when
Carnival is energy and exploration.
- Younger guests and cosmopolitan families want global flavours
- You envision wood-fired pizza, Oriental grills, and pasta on the lawn
- The function is sangeet, pool party, or a casual evening
- You want live-station theatre without losing Indian comfort options nearby
- The brief says "something different" while staying strictly vegetarian
Can you do both?
Many weddings run Mayra at lunch and Carnival at sangeet - or the reverse. They serve different chapters. Use the Wedding Planner to price each function separately and book a consultation to map the week.
Answers
Frequently asked questions
Are Mayra and Carnival priced the same?
Both typically follow Lunch-tier per-guest pricing in the planner. Final quotes depend on menu selections and live stations.
Which is more popular?
It varies by family. Mayra leads in tradition-focused weddings; Carnival leads in sangeet and evening functions. There is no wrong choice.