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Mandap corner

The small, raised mandap corner in the garden.

Garden

The garden sloping down to the river Waal.

Covered terrace

The covered terrace as protection from the rain.

Warming kitchen

The warming kitchen where outside caterers finish their dishes.

Anjali R.

“We had 52 guests and the mandap corner in the garden was exactly what we wanted: small enough that the pandit could hear us clearly, yet still with all the guests gathered close around. Sunita helped plan the walking route to the river for photos.”

Rakesh B.

“Our caterer could work in the warming kitchen without any trouble, which I hadn't dared hope for at such a small garden house. When it started raining, everyone was dry under the covered terrace within a minute.”

Naomi S.

“The garden sloping down to the Waal is beautiful in the late afternoon, the light on the water during the ceremony was incredible. Forty-five guests was our minimum and it never felt cramped.”

Vikram D.

“Sunita replied within a day to all our questions, faster than the two days the site mentions. She spoke Hindoestani herself with my mother-in-law, which made things easier right away.”

Meera P.

“Small and personal, exactly how we wanted our engagement to feel. A few guests did end up parking spread out along the quay, but that never caused any real issue.”

Ashwin K.

“The thali setup Sunita helped arrange looked exactly like my mother remembered from her own wedding. Details like that make such a small garden house feel very special.”