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10 Must-See Features of Wedding Banquet Halls in Vrindavan

When planning a wedding in Vrindavan, selecting the right venue is crucial to ensure a memorable celebration. Known for its spiritual ambiance and traditional charm, Vrindavan offers a range of wedding banquet halls, each with unique features.

1. Elegant Traditional Architecture

Many wedding banquet halls in Vrindavan are renowned for their traditional architecture, reflecting the city’s rich cultural and spiritual heritage. Look for venues with intricate designs, ornate carvings, and classic elements that enhance the aesthetic appeal of your wedding.

2. Spacious and Flexible Layouts

A key feature to consider in a banquet hall in Vrindavan is the layout. Opt for venues that offer spacious and flexible arrangements, allowing you to customize the seating, dining, and stage areas according to your needs. A well-designed layout ensures that your guests are comfortable and the event flows smoothly.

3. Beautiful Garden Spaces

Many wedding banquet halls in Vrindavan feature picturesque garden areas that provide a serene backdrop for outdoor ceremonies or pre-wedding functions. These lush green spaces add a touch of elegance and natural beauty to your wedding celebration.

4. Comprehensive Catering Services

Top-notch catering is essential for any wedding, and banquet halls in Vrindavan often provide comprehensive in-house catering services. Look for venues that offer a range of menu options, from traditional Indian delicacies to international cuisines, ensuring a delightful dining experience for your guests.

5. High-Quality Audio-Visual Equipment

For a seamless wedding experience, consider banquet halls equipped with high-quality audio-visual equipment. Features such as state-of-the-art sound systems, projectors, and lighting can enhance your event’s ambiance and make your special moments truly memorable.

6. Luxurious Bridal Suites

A luxurious bridal suite is a valuable feature for any wedding venue. Many wedding banquet halls in Vrindavan offer elegantly designed suites where the bride can prepare in comfort and privacy. This added convenience helps make the day even more special for the bride and her entourage.

7. Customizable Decor Options

Personalization is key to creating a unique wedding atmosphere. Look for banquet halls in Vrindavan that offer customizable decor options, allowing you to choose themes, color schemes, and floral arrangements that align with your vision and style.

8. Ample Parking Facilities

Guest convenience is paramount, so ensure the banquet hall provides ample parking facilities. Some venues offer dedicated parking spaces or valet services, making it easier for your guests to attend the celebration without hassle.

9. Experienced Event Planning Support

A banquet hall with experienced event planning support can significantly ease the stress of organizing your wedding. Many wedding banquet halls in Vrindavan offer professional event planning services, assisting with coordination, logistics, and ensuring everything runs smoothly on your big day.

10. Scenic Views and Photogenic Spots

Vrindavan is known for its scenic beauty, and some wedding banquet halls take advantage of this with picturesque views and photogenic spots. Choose a venue with stunning vistas or charming architectural features that provide beautiful backdrops for wedding photos and videos.

Conclusion

Selecting the perfect wedding banquet hall in Vrindavan involves considering a variety of features that enhance both the aesthetic and functional aspects of your celebration. From traditional architecture and garden spaces to comprehensive catering and customizable decor, these must-see features will help you find a venue that aligns with your vision and ensures a memorable wedding experience. With the right banquet hall, your wedding in Vrindavan will be a beautiful and cherished occasion.

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Just hearing this gives is all auspicious for one's soul. It gives a glimpse of what the highest eternal spiritual abode is like. Srimati Radharani's wedding to Krishna https://on.soundcloud.com/AmT7u

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A little Rohini piece because I think she is extremely cool and also extremely underrated!

Rohini is not a woman of a lot of words.

And this is not particularly a secret to anyone in Vrindavan. She partakes occasionally in the discussions of milk and grains, lends a hand to Nanda in politics and calculations, sneaks in a suggestion to Krishna for clevering his antics here and there, but, ultimately, finds peace in curling up by the window, the afternoon sunlight falling languidly on the book in her hand.  

She is unsure, then, of how exactly it is that she gets roped into being the head of entertainment for the little girls of the village, that too for a full evening.

The adults are off to a wedding in the neighboring village, the boys are out frolicking in the fields, and the girls, not allowed out in the dark alone, are staring up at her with expectant eyes from where they sit cross legged on the ground.

“What,” she begins, and hopes her tone does not betray the confusion she feels. “Would you all like to do?”

“Can we play battle like the one they show in the nataks?” one from the fifteen responds, her red bindi rising with her eyebrows in eagerness.

“I do not think that would be very wise,” Rohini states, and the abundance of knives as well as children in the house, alongwith the lack of battleground proportions of space makes her believe she is right to do so. She would like to return the girls to their parents with all their organs intact. 

“We could weave a garland then?” 

This time it comes from the front, from the girl in braids and a blue choli. Radha. 

The unofficial leader of the gopis and the partner in crime in most of her nephew’s mischiefs, smiles excitedly at Rohini, and animatedly adds, “I saw Yashoda Kaki bring in a basket full of flowers today. We could all sit around and weave it together.”

Most of the girls nod in agreement.

It is not a bad idea at all, but, “She had to use all of them for the puja this morning, I am afraid.”

Radha’s moon-like face falls, and Rohini feels a slight pang of regret. 

The kid just beside Radha immediately declares. “Take us to the wedding. I heard the food there is delicious.”

“It will be over by now, Lali,” Radha pouts, looking into the distance. 

“And we can not go to a wedding empty handed,” a girl from the middle row pipes up, seemingly scandalized. “Right, Kaki?”

Rohini hides an amused smile at the exchange. “Quite right. And besides,” she looks over at the bright young faces. “I must confess, I happen to be completely in the dark in regard to whose nuptials are even taking place.” 

The girls exchange glances among themselves. There seems to be a silent mutual understanding when Radha leans ahead to whisper conspiratorially, “Us too, Kaki.” A pause. “I think that is why we were not invited.”

Rohini leans ahead too, and drops her voice to her level. “I think that is why I was not invited either.”

The young ladies break out in giggles and Rohini, surprisingly, finds herself joining them. 

“Weddings should be about food, not the names.” Lali huffs. “Nobody cares about them.”

“True. The fight over food makes better stories than most of the bride and grooms,” another girl, adorned with green bangles and a leaf crown, asserts.

Radha suddenly gasps, deep brown eyes lighting up. “Kaki! Why don’t you tell us a story? I have seen you reading everyday. You must know so many.”

There is murmur of agreement in the gathering and Rohini is surprised that why had she not thought of it.

“Yes,” Rohini breathes out, “I do know quite a few.” She may perhaps not be a words person, but stories to her had always been more about art rather than language. More a painting rather than ink. “And to suit the occasion, some of them happen to involve weddings too.”

There is a cheer from the gathering as Rohini beacons them closer. This time, the expectant eyes and eager expression are more than welcome as she begins, “There was once a king who wanted to marry a princess from a different culture. She agreed but first placed two demands about her god and freedom…”

When the boys come back, they are shocked to see the gopis chatting away with Rohini late into the night, hanging on each and every word of hers like a sacred thread.

When the grown ups come back, at the crack of dawn, they are left confused at the sight of kids asleep around Rohini in Yashoda’s aangan, as the crisp, almost orange light falls on the royal princess reading between the dozing forms, lightly stroking Radha’s hair who’s asleep on her lap.

(Years later, when Krishna kills Kansa and becomes the Lord of Mathura, when Subhadra comes into their world and when all Vrindavan is allowed to be is a distant unimportant village, Rohini weaves a tale to her daughter to lull her into a slumber and dares not dwell on why her heart recalls a hazy laughter filled evening and hurts itself so.) 

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Ajeeb Dastan Hai Yeh

Chapter 1 | Next

I hope you guys like this new series. A little cheesy but we love cheese.

This is not how Ram had planned his day to go. Not at all. When he had left the rented house this morning, he had wanted to get his work done and return to Delhi to continue his mission.

Ram initially had no desire to travel from Delhi to Vrindavan, but he was pressured to do so by his superiors.

Apparently Scott had received news about some tampering with the funds in Vrindavan and they had picked Ram to make sure everything was under control.

Akhtar didn’t know why Ram was leaving for Vrindavan, but he kept on repeating that he had a good feeling about Ram leaving for the holy city.

So Ram honestly has no idea of how he ended in this situation with people chasing him, and never in his life had Ram thought he would do such a thing.

Eloping with a bride from her mandap was something Ram never saw in his future, and yet here he is. Running away with someone else’s dulhan.

Shree Mohan. The daughter of most influential man of Hindustan. A girl he met just 30 minutes ago, married her, and then escaped from the mandap.

It all started from yesterday, when Ram had met with Shree’s father, Kishore Mohan, and the man had invited Ram to his youngest daughter’s wedding.

Ram didn’t want to betray the trust of the man who had invited him into his house, but after finding out that the groom had already been married and Kishore knew about it, Ram couldn’t sit still.

Ram remembers sneaking into the bride’s room, who he hadn’t met, to tell her the truth about the groom;

Closing the door behind him, Ram sighs in relief as he has finally made it into the bride’s room after trying several times.

Tracing his eyes around the room, Ram takes in the room in order to locate the bride.

His eyes find her seated in the middle of the bed, a veil over her face. Her knees pulled to her chest, and her head resting on her knees.

Through the veil, Ram can make out the forlorn expression that is present in her form. So lost in her sadness that she doesn’t even notice another presence in the room.

“Shree?” Ram softly calls out her name, taking a step forward towards her.

Ram watches as the bride slowly lifts her veiled head towards him. Gathering his courage, Ram takes a seat on the edge of the bed, in front of her.

Ram knows its not his right, but he cannot help himself when he notices the tear droplet on her hands. His hands clutch the seams of her veil and pull it over her face.

Ram feels the breath being knocked out of him, when his eyes collide with her bewitching face. Even with tears streaming down her eyes, she still manages to be the most alluring woman in Ram’s eyes.

She lives up to her name; Shree. Gorgeous, elegant, and majestic similar to Maa Lakshmi, who has charmed the world charmer.

Shree is a beauty, so ethereal and heavenly in appearance as if an upsara was reincarnated on earth. The red lehenga, and jewelry is like an accessory to her beauty.

Her eyes. What can Ram say about them? They are the most beautiful and divine pair of lotus on the universe, as well as the most pure eyes on the planet. Chocolate brown eyes, the hue of life like the Earth, mystical and as divine and vivid as the lotus.

Her feet and petitie hands are crimson from being dipped in alta, looking like the auspicious hands and feet of Maa Lakshmi. Waiting to bring good fortunate to where they step.

A face as gorgeous as the moon, with a radiance that rivals the sun. An aura of innocence and purity exudes from her features that Ram feels his sins wash away.

The woman in front of him is so mesmerizing and celestial that it seems that she has been the favourite of God to make.

Ram is brought back from admiring her when she slightly shakes the man in front of her. Shaking his head to push those thoughts away, Ram diverts his attention to her.

“Tum yeh shaadi nahi karni chahiye.” Ram’s statement echoes throughout the room due to the silence. [You shouldn’t go ahead with this marriage.]

Shree wipes the tears from her face, looking at Ram confused, “Per kyu?” She questions. [But why?]

Taking a deep breath, Ram looks into her lotus eyes and answers, “Yeh dulha pehle se hi shaadishuda hai.” [The groom is already married.]

Now Ram was expecting many things. Many different ways that Shree would react to this news. He thought she would breakdown, she would scream, she would cry, she would get angry.

But what he wasn’t ready for was her to just pass his a sorrowful smile and downcast her eyes to her hands.

“Humhe pata hai ki dulha shaadishuda hai. Sabko pata hai.” She answers in most heartbreaking tone, playing with the jewellery on her hands. [I know that the groom is married. Everyone knows.]

Ram feels a wave of disbelief course through his body at her words. He lifts the two of them off the bed, standing in the middle of the room, grasping her shoulders in a tight grip, demanding an answer.

“Agar tumhe pata hai ki dulha shaadishuda hai toh fir tumne shaadi keliye haan kyu ki?” [If you know that groom is married then why did you agree to this marriage?]

A bitter laugh escapes Shree’s lips, her eyes finding a home in Ram’s eyes. “Apko lagta hai ki mujhse poocha gaya tha? Baba ne 10 din pehle humse kaha ki meri shaadi hai. Humhe toh yeh bhi pata ki dulha hai kyon. Bas itna pata hai ki uski patni bhi iss shaadi mein hogi.” [Do you think I was asked about this? 10 days ago, Baba just said that I am getting married. I don’t even know who the groom is. All I know is that his wife will attend the wedding as well.]

Without a warning, Shree takes Ram’s hands into hers, “Humhe yeh shaadi nahi karni. Humhe padna hai. Apni padai poori karni hai. Humhe kisi shaadishuda insaan se shadi ni karni hai.” [I don’t want to get married. I want to study. Complete my education. I don’t want to marry an already married man.]

Ram watches Shree’s eyes dance in desperation, he watches her begging him. Begging him to help her. Begging him to save her from this situation.

And so he will. Ram will save Shree from this unwanted marriage. He will take her to Delhi, let her complete her education, but for that he has to do something with her permission.

A man and woman staying together, unmarried is considered a sin in the eyes of society. Even this arrangement with Ram meeting Shree alone is strictly forbidden.

Ram can bare the taunts and the digs at his character. He is used to it. Especially when he has to betray his own people and they cuss at him.

But he cannot bare the fact of letting Shree hearing those words. He cannot let others molest her character and dignity. He cannot watch her die day by day after hearing the taunts.

Fixing his posture, Ram stands tall and fearless in front of Shree, “Tumhe yeh shaadi nahi karni toh theek hai. Per…” [If you don’t want to do this marriage, then alright. But…]

“Per?” [But?]

“Per tumhe mujhse shaadi karni hogi.” Ram finally says the words that have been on his mind. [But you have to marry me.]

Ram observes shock and then betrayal wash over Shree’s face as she pulls her hands away from his grasp.

Taking a few steps back, she collapses on the bed, glaring at him with tears in her eyes. “Yeh kya keh rahe hai aap? Hum apna naam tak nahin jante. Hum toh itna jante hai ki aapko Baba shaadi pe mehman bana kar lekar aaye hain.” [What are saying? I don’t even know your name. I just know that Baba invited you as a guest.]

Ram kneels in front of her, taking her hands into his again. “Main janta hoon ki yeh aasan nahi hai. Per agar tum padna chahti ho toh mere saath bhaag chalo. Delhi mein tumhe pada sakta hoon, tum jitna padna chao tum pad sakhti ho. Per bina rishta ke hum nahi reh payenge.” [I know this is difficult. But if you want to study then run away with me. In Delhi I can help you study, you can study as much as you want. But without a relation, we won’t be able to escape.]

Shree searches Ram’s face for any lies, any deceit, but only finds genuine concern on his face. A million thoughts run throught her mind, all telling her that it isn’t logical to trust a man she just met.

But her heart tells her to trust this man. It tells her to let him guide her through this situation. That he will not let go of her hand. That he will always be there to help her.

With a tilt to her head, Shree asks the question she should have asked first, “Apka naam kya hai?” [What is your name?]

Ram softly grins at the woman, “Mera naam Ram hai. Alluri Sitarama Raju.” [My name is Ram. Alluri Sitarama Raju.]

“Ram, vaada kijiye ki aap mujhe shaadi ke baad padne denge.” Shree frees her hand from Ram’s grip and then holds it in front of him. [Ram, promise me that you will let me continue studying after our marriage.]

Ram smiles at the girl, and places his hand atop of her outstretched hand, solidifying their promise.

“Main vaada karta hoon ki main tumhe shaadi ke bad padne se nahi rokoo ga.” Ram states his promise loud and clear. [I promise that I will not stop you from studying after our marriage.]

“Ab apna sabse zaroori saman apne saath le lo, aur fir hum chalye hai.” [Now take your most important stuff and then we will go.]

Shree nods, jumping from her seat, and running through her room like a tornado. The shift in her mood causes Ram to chuckle at her antics.

He watches as she takes an idol of Radha-Krishna, and a photo of her family in her other hand. With that she toddles back to Ram’s side.

“Chale Shree?” Ram questions with his hand extending towards her. [Shall we, Shree?]

“Chaliye Ram.” Shifting the photo and idol to one hand, Shree places her utmost trust in the man, placing her hand in his. [Let’s go, Ram.]

The two stare at each other, knowing that there is no going back once they leave. The two will embark on a new journey, leaving everything behind.

Thank you for reading this new series I hope you like it as much as the other one. ❤️

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When women are single they get together with other women and enjoy life. When men are single they they make their unhappiness everyone else’s problem.

By Geeta Pandey

BBC News, Delhi

In India, girls have traditionally been raised to be good wives and mothers and the most important life goal for them has been marriage. 

But a large number of women are now charting their independent solitary path by choosing to remain single.

On Sunday, I attended a lunch gathering of two dozen women at a Caribbean lounge in south Delhi. The room was filled with excited chatter and laughter.

The women were all members of Status Single - a Facebook community for urban single women in India.

"Let's stop describing ourselves as widows, divorcees or unmarried," Sreemoyee Piu Kundu, author and founder of the community, told the gathering. "Let's just call ourselves proudly single."

The women clapped and cheered.

In a country that's often described as being "obsessed with marriage", a lot of stigma still surrounds singlehood.

In rural India, single women are often seen as a burden by their families - the never married have little agency and thousands of widows are banished to holy towns such as Vrindavan and Varanasi.

Ms Kundu and the women in the Delhi pub I meet are different. Mostly from middle class backgrounds, they include teachers, doctors, lawyers, professionals, entrepreneurs, activists, writers and journalists. Some are separated or divorced or widowed, others never married.

The wealthy urban single women are increasingly being recognised as an economic opportunity - they're wooed by banks, jewellery makers, consumer goods companies and travel agencies.

Single women are also finding representation in popular culture - Bollywood films such as Queen and Piku and web shows such as Four More Shots Please with single female protagonists have done commercially well.

And in October, the Supreme Court ruling that all women, including those not married, had equal rights to abortion was hailed as a recognition of single women's rights by the top court. 

But despite these welcome changes, society's attitudes remain rigid and, as Ms Kundu says, being single is not easy even for the affluent and they are judged all the time too.

"I've faced discrimination and humiliation as a single woman. When I was looking to rent an apartment in Mumbai, members of a housing society asked me questions like, Do you drink? Are you sexually active?" 

She's met gynaecologists who've been like "nosy neighbours" and a few years ago when her mother put an ad on an elite matrimonial site on her behalf, she met a man who asked her "within the first 15 minutes if I was a virgin"? 

"Apparently it's a question single women are routinely asked," she adds. 

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But single shaming doesn't make sense in a country which, according to the 2011 Census, is home to 71.4 million single women - a number larger than the entire populations of Britain or France.

This was a 39% increase - from 51.2 million in 2001. The 2021 Census has been delayed due to the Covid-19 pandemic, but Ms Kundu says that by now, "our numbers would have crossed 100 million". 

Some of the increase can be explained by the fact that the age of marriage has risen in India - which means a larger number of single women in their late teens or early 20s. The numbers also include a large number of widows, attributed to the fact that women tend to live longer than men. 

But, Ms Kundu says, she's seeing "many more women now who are single by choice, not just by circumstances" and it's this "changing face of singlehood" that's important to acknowledge. 

"I meet a lot of women who say they are single by choice, they reject the notion of marriage because it's a patriarchal institution that's unjust to women and used to oppress them."

Her focus on single women is rooted in the discrimination her mother - widowed at 29 - faced. 

"Growing up, I saw how a woman, unaccompanied by a man, was marginalised in our patriarchal, misogynistic set-up. She was unwelcome at baby showers and at a cousin's wedding, she was told to stay away from the bride since even a widow's shadow is considered inauspicious." 

At the age of 44, when her mother fell in love and remarried, she again attracted the "ire of society" - "How dare a widow not be the sad, weeping, asexualised, pleasureless woman that she's supposed to be? How dare she have agency again?" 

Her mother's humiliation, she says, had a profound impact on her.

"I grew up desperately wanting to get married. I believed in the fairy tale that marriage will bring acceptance and take away all my darkness."

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But after two failed relationships which were abusive - physically and emotionally - and coming within a hair's breadth of getting married at 26, Ms Kundu says she realised that the traditional marriage where a woman is meant to be subservient to a man wasn't for her. 

Her ideal relationship, she says, is one that's not rooted in culture, religion or community but is based on "respect, accessibility and acknowledgement".

It's a reasonable ask and an idea many single women I met on Sunday agreed with. 

But India remains a largely patriarchal society where more than 90% of marriages are arranged by family and women have little say in who they marry - leave alone whether they want to marry at all.

But Bhawana Dahiya, a 44-year-old life coach from Gurugram (Gurgaon) near Delhi who's never been married, points out that things are changing and the growing numbers of single women is a cause for celebration.

"We might be a drop in the ocean, but at least there's a drop now," she says. 

"The more examples we have of women being single, the better it is. Traditionally, all conversations were about the husband's career, his plans, the children's school, with little thought given to a woman's choices, but those conversations are now changing.

"We are making a dent in the universe."

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Vasanta Panchami This is the first day of spring in India (Northern Hemisphere). On the fifth day of the waxing moon one should celebrate the coming of spring to Vrindavana by offering Krishna many types of leaves and flowers, and fresh shoots of sprouting grasses. Things that symbolise life and new growth. Following in the footsteps of the Vraja-basis of Vrindavana, one should paint designs on His (Krishna's) body and perform a special aratrika for Him. It is appropriate to offer yellow flowers too. The vasanta raga should be played on this day. The Deities in the temples, especially in Vrindavana wear yellow or yellow and green on this day. In places like Vrindavan, Mayapur, Jagannath Puri and Udupi many of the women folk dress in yellow also. As it is the first day of spring many fertility rites are performed at this time - for the family, for the women folk, for the crops, for the cows, etc. It's a very festive time. Many new projects are begun, weddings performed. fields of yellow mustard flowers growing Local tradition: Celebrated on the onset of spring, it marks the beginning of new life with yellow mustard flowers starting to bloom and nature displaying her majestic best. Thus the colour of the festival is yellow and women can be seen dotted in saffron dresses. The puja on this day is devoted to Saraswati and people pray for wisdom and understanding. https://www.instagram.com/p/Cn3m4EDIU1A/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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 Top Wedding Venues in Pune to Make Your Big Day Unforgettable

Pune is a city that beautifully blends tradition with modernity, offering a variety of stunning wedding venues that cater to all kinds of celebrations. Whether you're planning a grand event or a more intimate gathering, Pune has something for everyone. Here’s a roundup of some of the best wedding venues in Pune to help you plan the perfect day.

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 1. Oxford Golf Resort

Nestled in Bavdhan, Oxford Golf Resort is renowned for its luxurious setting surrounded by natural beauty. The resort features expansive lawns and elegant banquet halls that can accommodate up to 550 guests. This venue is perfect for those seeking a blend of sophistication and scenic views. Wedding packages start at around INR 5 lakh【7†source】.

 2. Fort JadhavGADH

For a royal wedding experience, Fort JadhavGADH in Jadhavwadi is an exceptional choice. This 300-year-old fort, now a heritage hotel, offers an opulent backdrop with its historic architecture, a temple, and lush lawns. Ideal for weddings with up to 200 guests, the venue's packages begin at INR 10 lakh【7†source】.

 3. The Corinthians Resort & Club

The Corinthians Resort & Club in Undri is a luxurious five-star property surrounded by lush greenery. It offers both indoor and outdoor venues, making it suitable for large-scale weddings. With a capacity to host up to 1,000 guests, the starting cost for weddings here is around INR 10 lakh, offering a grand and seamless experience【7†source】.

 4. Sunny's World

Sunny's World, located in Susgaon, is known for its stylish architecture and versatile venue options. With five banquet halls and five outdoor spaces, it caters to both large and small weddings, accommodating up to 1,000 guests. The venue's packages start at INR 6 lakh, making it a flexible choice for various wedding styles【7†source】【8†source】.

 5. Vrindavan Garden

Vrindavan Garden in Koregaon Park offers a beautiful garden setting spread over 20,000 square feet, perfect for large outdoor weddings. With a capacity of up to 750 guests, it provides a serene and spacious environment for your special day. The venue's packages start at INR 4 lakh, making it both an elegant and budget-friendly option【7†source】.

 Conclusion

Whether you're looking for a venue with historical grandeur, modern luxury, or natural beauty, Pune has a wide range of wedding venues in pune to suit your needs. Each of these venues offers something unique, ensuring your wedding day is as special as you’ve always dreamed.

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 The Best Wedding Venues in Pune for an Unforgettable Celebration

Pune, a city that beautifully blends tradition with modernity, offers a variety of exceptional wedding venues to suit every style and budget. From royal forts to luxurious resorts and serene gardens, Pune has the perfect setting for your dream wedding. Here’s a look at some of the top wedding venues in Pune that promise to make your big day truly special.

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 1. Oxford Golf Resort

Located in the scenic area of Bavdhan, Oxford Golf Resort is a top choice for couples seeking a luxurious wedding venue surrounded by natural beauty. The resort features expansive, well-maintained lawns and sophisticated banquet halls, perfect for both outdoor and indoor ceremonies. With a capacity of up to 550 guests, it offers an elegant and picturesque setting for your wedding. The cost for hosting a wedding here starts at around INR 5 lakh【7†source】.

 2. Fort JadhavGADH

For those dreaming of a royal wedding, Fort JadhavGADH in Jadhavwadi offers a unique and historic venue. This 300-year-old fort, now a heritage hotel, provides a regal backdrop with its temple, poolside area, and lush lawns. It’s an ideal venue for intimate yet grand celebrations, with a capacity of up to 200 guests. Wedding packages at this venue begin at INR 10 lakh【7†source】.

 3. The Corinthians Resort & Club

The Corinthians Resort & Club, located in the lush surroundings of Undri, is one of Pune’s most luxurious wedding venues. This five-star resort offers a variety of indoor and outdoor spaces, making it suitable for large weddings with up to 1,000 guests. The resort’s stunning architecture and greenery provide a perfect setting for a grand celebration. The cost for weddings here starts at INR 10 lakh, ensuring a lavish and seamless experience【7†source】.

 4. Sunny's World

Sunny's World in Susgaon is known for its modern architecture and versatile event spaces. The venue offers five banquet halls and five outdoor areas, providing plenty of options for different wedding styles and sizes. It can accommodate up to 1,000 guests, making it a great choice for both large and intimate weddings. The starting price for weddings at Sunny's World is around INR 6 lakh, making it a flexible and elegant option【7†source】【8†source】.

 5. Vrindavan Garden

For couples who prefer an outdoor, garden-style wedding, Vrindavan Garden in Koregaon Park is an excellent choice. This venue offers a large garden space of over 20,000 square feet, perfect for hosting a beautiful and tranquil wedding ceremony. With a capacity of up to 750 guests, it provides a serene and spacious environment for your big day. The cost for weddings at Vrindavan Garden starts at INR 4 lakh, making it an affordable yet charming option【7†source】.

 Conclusion

Pune offers a diverse selection of wedding venues that cater to every couple's unique vision. Whether you're looking for a royal fort, a luxurious resort, or a peaceful garden, these top venues in Pune provide the perfect backdrop for your special day. Each venue offers a blend of exceptional service and stunning settings, ensuring that your wedding is as memorable as you’ve always dreamed.

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 Discover the Best Vegetarian Only Caterers in Delhi NCR

Delhi NCR is a bustling metropolitan region known for its rich culinary diversity. Amidst the myriad of catering options available, there is a growing demand for vegetarian-only caterers who specialize in offering exquisite, plant-based menus. Whether you're planning a wedding, corporate event, or family gathering, finding the right vegetarian caterer can elevate your event to new heights. In this article, we will explore the top Vegetarian only caterers in Delhi NCR who promise to deliver an unforgettable culinary experience.

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 Why Choose Vegetarian Only Caterers?

1. Health Benefits: Vegetarian diets are often lower in cholesterol and saturated fats, making them a healthier choice for many.

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2. Ethical Considerations: Many people choose vegetarianism for ethical reasons, such as animal welfare and environmental sustainability.

3. Culinary Diversity: Vegetarian cuisines offer a wide range of delicious and innovative dishes that can cater to diverse tastes and preferences.

4. Inclusivity: Opting for vegetarian catering ensures that dietary restrictions of vegetarians and vegans are respected, making your event inclusive.

5. Cultural Significance: In India, vegetarianism holds cultural and religious importance for many, particularly in traditional ceremonies and gatherings.

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 Top Vegetarian Only Caterers in Delhi NCR

1. Annapurna Caterers

   Annapurna Caterers is renowned for its traditional North Indian vegetarian dishes. They offer an extensive menu that includes a variety of appetizers, main courses, and desserts. Their commitment to quality and taste makes them a favorite for weddings and religious ceremonies.

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2. Green Leaf Catering

   Green Leaf Catering specializes in contemporary vegetarian cuisine, offering a blend of Indian and international dishes. Their creative approach to vegetarian catering makes them a popular choice for corporate events and private parties.

3. Satvik Foods

   Satvik Foods focuses on pure vegetarian and satvik (traditional Indian) cuisine, ensuring all meals are prepared without onions and garlic. This makes them ideal for religious events and cultural gatherings where such dietary practices are observed.

4. Vrindavan Caterers

   Vrindavan Caterers brings the flavors of Vrindavan to Delhi NCR, offering authentic vegetarian dishes that are rich in tradition and taste. Their expertise in regional Indian cuisines ensures a unique and delightful culinary experience.

5. Shudh Vegetarian Caterers

   Shudh Vegetarian Caterers are known for their commitment to purity and taste. They offer a wide range of vegetarian dishes prepared with the finest ingredients, making them a preferred choice for weddings and large gatherings.

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 Planning a Vegetarian Event

1. Menu Customization: Work with your caterer to create a customized menu that suits the theme and preferences of your event.

2. Tasting Sessions: Schedule tasting sessions to ensure the quality and flavor of the dishes meet your expectations.

3. Dietary Requirements: Inform your caterer of any specific dietary requirements or restrictions to accommodate all guests.

4. Presentation: Discuss presentation details to ensure the food is served in an appealing and appetizing manner.

5. Feedback and Reviews: Check reviews and seek feedback from past clients to gauge the caterer's reliability and quality.

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 Testimonials from Satisfied Clients

1. Annapurna Caterers

   "Annapurna Caterers made our wedding day special with their delicious and authentic North Indian vegetarian food. Every guest was impressed with the quality and taste." – Radhika and Anil

2. Green Leaf Catering

   "Green Leaf Catering provided an exceptional dining experience at our corporate event. Their innovative vegetarian dishes were a hit among our guests." – Tech Solutions Pvt. Ltd.

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3. Satvik Foods

   "For our religious ceremony, Satvik Foods was the perfect choice. Their adherence to traditional satvik preparations without onions and garlic was much appreciated." – Gupta Family

4. Vrindavan Caterers

   "Vrindavan Caterers brought the flavors of Vrindavan to our event in Delhi. The food was authentic and delicious, making our cultural event memorable." – Vrindavan Cultural Society

5. Shudh Vegetarian Caterers

   "Shudh Vegetarian Caterers exceeded our expectations with their pure and tasty vegetarian dishes. Our wedding guests couldn't stop raving about the food." – Priya and Raj

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 Conclusion

Choosing the right caterer can make all the difference in creating a memorable and enjoyable event. In Delhi NCR, there are numerous options for exceptional vegetarian-only caterers who can cater to your specific needs and preferences. From traditional Indian dishes to contemporary vegetarian cuisine, these caterers offer a wide range of delectable options.

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5 Hidden Wedding Venues in Lucknow.

While there are a spree of locations in Lucknow which are a perfect spot for celebrating your special events when it comes to the top five picks , here are the hidden gems we vouch for.

IIDM Eco Centre

IIDM Eco Centre in Lucknow is a fantastic spot for all kinds of celebrations, from birthday parties and anniversaries to pre-wedding functions, weddings, and receptions. It’s easy to find, located near the well-known Katha Park, making it convenient for guests.

The venue offers delicious multi-cuisine options, catering to both vegetarians and non-vegetarians. The elegant décor adds a touch of class to any event, making your special day even more memorable. Plus, if you have specific ideas in mind, you’re welcome to bring in your own caterers and decorators.

Guests will also appreciate the comfortable and luxurious rooms available for overnight stays. The lush, green lawn provides a beautiful outdoor space for gatherings, while the banquet hall is perfect for medium-sized events. The welcoming ambiance at IIDM Eco Centre ensures everyone feels right at home.

For a truly memorable and outstanding event, consider hosting it at IIDM Eco Centre in Gomti Nagar, Lucknow. Your celebration will be in good hands. Kingship Hotel

Renowned as one of Lucknow’s finest luxury establishments. Nestled in the vibrant Vrindavan Colony and easily accessible from Shaheed Path, Kingship by Kahlon combines Nawabi elegance with modern comforts. The hotel features a range of accommodations including Deluxe, Executive, and Twin Bed rooms, each offering contemporary amenities and stylish decor.

Guests can savor delectable dishes at Cilantro, our esteemed in-house restaurant, known for its culinary excellence. The luxurious banquet hall, adorned with exquisite interiors, sets the stage for unforgettable events and celebrations.

Embodying Lucknow’s tradition of hospitality, Kingship Hotel ensures every guest experiences elite service and a memorable stay. Discover the cultural charm of the City of Nawabs with comfort and sophistication at Kingship by Kahlon. Greek Garden

Located in Atrauli, Lucknow, Greek Garden’s Resort offers a harmonious fusion of modern amenities and timeless architecture, catering to both traditional Indian weddings and destination celebrations with equal grace.

Surrounded by captivating natural beauty, the resort presents a stunning backdrop that captivates the senses. Its grand architecture and expansive grounds create an atmosphere of elegance and grandeur, ideal for hosting unforgettable weddings.

Boasting 8 well-appointed rooms, a spacious banquet hall, and an impressive 36000 square feet lawn, Greek Garden’s Resort comfortably accommodates up to 1000 guests. They meticulously handle every aspect, from exquisite catering to impeccable decor and professional photography, ensuring each wedding is executed flawlessly and leaves a lasting impression.

Discover a venue where luxury meets tradition amidst serene surroundings at Greek Garden’s Resort, where every detail is crafted to surpass expectations and create cherished moments.

The Grand Casa

Located in Ghusval, Lucknow, The Grand Casa is a picturesque Lawn / Farmhouse renowned for its expansive outdoor spaces that can host up to 3000 guests, making it a top choice for weddings in Lucknow. With 16 comfortable rooms available, it’s perfect for accommodating out-of-town guests or the wedding party during celebrations. Whether you’re planning a grand affair or an intimate gathering, The Grand Casa offers versatile spaces to suit your wedding vision.

The venue stands out for its flexibility, allowing you to bring in outside decorators and caterers, ensuring your event reflects your personal style. It offers in-house catering with options for both vegetarian and non-vegetarian cuisines, promising a delightful culinary experience. Amenities include in-house alcohol service and facilities for both in-house and outside DJs, along with ample parking for guests’ convenience. Contact The Grand Casa today to check availability and explore the best deals for your special day. Bundi GarhIndulge in the epitome of luxury and tranquillity, this esteemed venue, backed by a proficient management team, is ready to turn your wedding fantasies into an awe-inspiring reality. Picture your special day unfolding amidst the captivating beauty of Lucknow’s natural scenery, surrounded by lush lawns and a variety of adaptable event spaces. At The Bundigarh Resort, the dedicated team sets the stage for weddings and a myriad of celebratory occasions, ensuring that your wedding celebrations exceed all expectations and linger as unforgettable memories. Whether you envision an intimate affair or a grand extravaganza, The Bundigarh Resort’s scenic lawns offer the perfect backdrop for your dream wedding or special event. If you prefer an indoor setting, our elegant marriage hall exudes sophistication, equipped with modern amenities and a flexible layout suitable for receptions, pre-wedding festivities, and social gatherings. Our devoted team ensures that your chosen space is adorned exactly to your liking. With a capacity to accommodate up to 1,000 guests, rest assured that The Bundigarh Resort is fully prepared to host you, your loved ones, and your friends in utmost style and comfort.