Gallery

Pelaminan stage

The pelaminan stage for the couple.

Mandap stage

The separate mandap stage for the Hindoestani ceremony.

Main hall

The main hall with its original 14-metre steel structure.

Bar lounge

The bar lounge where guests gather later in the evening.

Devika R.

“We had both a Surinamese-Javanese and a Hindoestani side in the family, and having a separate pelaminan stage and a separate mandap stage meant neither tradition had to give ground. Devika Sardjoe arranged it perfectly.”

Rohan T.

“The 14-metre steel structure genuinely gives the hall a grandeur you need with 450 guests. No pillar ever got in the way during the ceremony.”

Kavita N.

“Rented exclusively for one day, no other party anywhere in the halls, that genuinely gave peace of mind. The dhol procession on arrival and the DJ later gave two completely different atmospheres in one evening.”

Ashok V.

“Devika replied within a day, faster than we heard from any other hall. The kitchen managed deg dishes for 300 people without any issue.”

Preeti H.

“The bar lounge genuinely became the focal point later in the evening, alcohol was served and it never felt like an afterthought space but part of the hall itself.”

Girish O.

“Big, impressive, but the price matches that. For a multi-day festivities weekend with 260 to 500 guests, it was worth the investment.”