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Your requirements
2 of 3 requirements- Located in Nijmegen
- Civil ceremony
- Henna allowed
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About the venue
De Lotusveste is built as a modular hall that switches within a few hours from a Western reception layout with round tables to a mandap setup with a raised stage and a walkway in front of it. That flexibility mainly draws couples celebrating a mixed wedding, with a civil ceremony on one day and a mandap ceremony on another.
The hall seats 140 to 240 guests, has its own kitchen set up for both Western cooking and deg cooking, and works with in-house catering or an outside caterer of their choice. Events manager Ricardo Autar usually replies within three days and speaks Hindoestani and Dutch.
Highlights
Venue type
- Event venue
Ceremony
- Civil ceremony possible
Food
- In-house catering
- Outside caterer welcome
Drinks & bar
- Staffed bar on site
- Alcohol allowed
Music & sound
- Live music allowed
- Sound system on site
Recommendations
4 recommendations“We had a mixed wedding, with a mandap ceremony on Saturday and a Western reception on Sunday, and the hall was converted both days without us noticing a thing. Ricardo spoke both Hindoestani and Dutch with both our families.”
“With 220 guests the hall was spacious enough for the mandap's raised stage and walkway. The in-house kitchen handled our deg food perfectly, exactly as my mother wanted.”
“The foyer gave our guests a nice place to wait while the hall was converted from reception to mandap setup. That took less than a few hours.”
“As a Dutch groom with a Hindoestani in-law family, I was impressed by how smoothly Ricardo switched between our two worlds. The bar and sound system were of good quality.”
Location
Groenestraat 140 · Nijmegen