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Your requirements
1 of 3 requirements- Located in Amsterdam
- 300+ guests
- Staffed bar
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About the venue
Mandir Mahal is built around a fixed mandap at the centre of the hall, so the ceremony stays the focal point rather than a temporary setup squeezed between two dinner services. Next to the main hall sits a separate room designed specifically for the tea ceremony, with its own tea-ceremony chairs and a matching tea set, so that part of the day never has to give way to the rest of the programme.
The hall seats 280 guests and is reachable straight from the street, where dhol drummers may lead the baraat in on arrival with no volume restriction. Hall coordinator Rekha Sharman speaks Hindoestaans and Dutch and usually replies within two days; an on-site tandoor is available for catering and free parking is provided for guests.
Highlights
The fixed mandap at the heart of the hall, dressed for the ceremony.
The separate room for the tea ceremony, with its own chairs and tea set.
The entrance from the street, where the baraat is welcomed in with dhol drummers.
The kitchen with its tandoor, available for catering.
Venue type
- Banquet hall
Indoor spaces
- Bridal suite on site
Henna night
- Henna allowed
Food
- In-house catering
Music & sound
- Live music allowed
- Sound system on site
Recommendations
3 recommendations“The fixed mandap made the difference for us. No temporary setup squeezed between two dinner services, the ceremony simply stood at the centre of the hall as it should.”
“The separate tea-ceremony room with its own chairs and tea set gave that part the attention it deserves. It never felt like a side note squeezed between the rest of the programme.”
“Our baraat arrived with dhol drummers and there was no restriction at all on the sound at the street entrance. Rekha Sharman had discussed that clearly with us beforehand.”
Location
Ganeshastraat 88 · Amsterdam