Gallery

Salon

The main salon with acoustic panelling and tall windows from the former music school.

Tassa stage

The small stage for the tassa drummers.

Dressing room

The separate dressing room for the bride.

Bar

The small bar at the end of the salon.

Priya D.

“The acoustics in that salon are genuinely different, you can tell right away it used to be a music school. Our tassa drummers sounded fuller on that small stage than in any other hall we looked at.”

Kiran M.

“Priya arranged the tassa drummers through her own network, we didn't have to search for anyone ourselves. For 42 guests the salon was exactly the right size without feeling empty.”

Devendra R.

“The dressing room for the bride is genuinely separate and quiet, my sister could get changed there in peace without guests wandering in. Small things like that make the difference.”

Shalini N.

“The tall windows give beautiful light for daytime photos. We had a small bar at the end of the salon, alcohol was allowed and our guests appreciated that.”

Ravi C.

“Priya spoke Hindoestani with my grandmother and English with my wife's friends, which made the tour comfortable for everyone. The original parquet floor under the walkway still looked beautiful.”