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Kosha stage

The illuminated kosha stage, visible from every table thanks to the pillar-free hall.

Banquet hall

The main hall, set up for 420 guests at round tables.

Professional kitchen

The professional kitchen, set up for deg cooking at scale.

Foyer

The foyer where guests gather for the baraat entrance.

Rajesh M.

“With 380 guests I was worried some tables wouldn't be able to see the kosha stage, but the pillar-free hall solved that completely. Every table had a clear view of the ceremony.”

Indira P.

“The dhol drummers at the baraat entrance that Rajesh booked for us lifted the mood immediately from the foyer onward. The car park for a hundred cars was never an issue, everyone could just park.”

Yash R.

“Our own caterer could work in the separate warming room next to the professional kitchen, which saved a lot of back and forth beforehand. No curfew meant the party could run until everyone was ready.”

Sunita G.

“The light installation with the name Kohinoor above the stage is a genuine eye-catcher in every photo. Rajesh replied within two days to every question we had about the setup.”

Deepika A.

“For 420 guests this is one of the very few halls in Nijmegen that can genuinely handle it without feeling cramped. The kitchen managed deg dishes at that scale without any trouble.”