Gallery

Mandap stage

The raised stage with a lit ceiling where the marriage is performed.

Tea ceremony room

The separate room next to the main hall for the tea ceremony.

Banquet hall

The main hall, set up on request with round banquet tables instead of long rows.

Bar

The in-house bar next to the dance floor, where the DJ plays late into the evening.

Anita R.

“The lit ceiling above the mandap stage really does look as beautiful as the photos, genuinely a star palace. It gave the ceremony an atmosphere that ordinary spotlights simply cannot match.”

Suresh N.

“Our tea ceremony could take place in the separate room while the main hall was still being reset for dinner, exactly as Priya had explained. It saved us at least an hour of waiting.”

Deepa V.

“Priya arranged the round banquet tables instead of long rows at our request, which made table conversation much more pleasant for 210 guests. She always replied within two days.”

Ravi C.

“The in-house DJ knew exactly how a Hindostani celebration builds, from quiet background music during dinner to a packed dance floor later in the evening. The bar stayed well staffed all night.”

Sunil A.

“The catering from their in-house kitchen was surprisingly good, we had expected to need to arrange something ourselves for 240 guests. Everything ran in a mix of Hindoestaans and Dutch, no problem at all.”

Neha J.

“Priya is the owner herself and you can tell, she knew every detail of our planning by heart on the night itself. The mandap stage and tea ceremony room sat right next to each other exactly as promised.”