The main hall with its gold-leaf ceiling and three chandeliers over the mandap.
The raised mandap stage, centred beneath the chandeliers.
The shared foyer between the two separable halls.
The spacious bridal suite with its own vanity and seating area.
“The gold-leaf ceiling and three chandeliers over the mandap stage genuinely gave our 420 guests the feeling of something grand. Rajesh Panday's team coordinated our entire weekend from haldi to reception.”
“Two separable halls sharing one foyer meant the henna evening and the main ceremony could happen separately without rebuilding everything. For a three-day wedding this was exactly what we needed.”
“Wheelchair accessibility was essential for my grandfather and it was all arranged without any hassle. The tandoor setup in the kitchen kept the naan fresh all evening.”
“Rajesh Panday replied within a day to every request, even with four different parts to plan across three days. No curfew meant the party ran until it was truly finished.”
“The largest palace we looked at in Den Haag, and you feel it in everything, from the bar to the DJ rig. Clearly a price that matches that scale, though.”
“A beautiful hall for a large wedding, though the space between the two halls was a bit chaotic during the setup on the first day. By the time guests arrived everything was in order.”