The main hall with steel beams and exposed brick above the guest tables.
The traditional mandap, set directly against the industrial backdrop.
The in-house bar with an open view over the dance floor.
The bridal suite, finished with the same industrial details as the hall.
“We wanted a traditional mandap without the gold-and-chandelier feel, and Deepak Chander designed a lighting plan that blended industrial and traditional elements perfectly. The exposed brick and steel beams gave exactly the atmosphere we were after.”
“Our 200 guests were mostly from our generation and everyone was impressed by how the mandap stood right against that industrial backdrop, rather than being tucked away. The bar and DJ setup were both good quality.”
“Outside decorators were welcome and our own decorator could add extra lighting without any pushback. Deepak usually replied within two days to our questions.”
“For a wedding of 140 guests the open floor with round tables was perfect, enough room to move around without feeling empty. Free parking was a nice addition.”
“What stuck with me most was how much effort Deepak put into a lighting plan specifically for our wedding, not just a standard setup. Alcohol was allowed and our friends definitely appreciated that.”
“Nice industrial concept, a bit different from the traditional halls we'd looked at. The one note was that the brick sometimes echoed sound a bit more than expected, but the DJ simply adjusted the volume.”