The domed stage with kosha throne seating, the centre of the ceremony.
The separate room set aside for the henna night, apart from the main hall.
The tassa drummers' fixed spot at the hall's entrance.
The kitchen, equipped for tandoor cooking for large parties.
“The kosha throne on the domed mandap stage was exactly the centrepiece we wanted, not an afterthought but genuinely the heart of the ceremony.”
“The tassa drummers at the entrance literally drummed us inside, and the switch from the religious ceremony to the evening party happened without any changeover or pause.”
“With 350 guests the hall was exactly big enough, and the separate henna room, apart from the main hall, kept the henna night separate from the setup for the next day.”