The walima is usually the largest guest list and the most photographed function of the week, and it closes the wedding rather than opening it. We plan a more formal register than the earlier functions — refined florals, curated lighting and a hosting standard suited to the biggest room of the week.
Reception Staging & Seating
Seating and stage layout planned for the largest guest count of the week, with clear sightlines to the couple's stage.
Formal Lighting & Floral Design
A more refined floral and lighting register than mehndi or baraat, suited to the walima's formality.
Catering Coordination
Meal service timed against the run-of-show so it doesn't compete with stage moments or speeches.
Guest Flow & Run-of-Show
Arrival, dinner and stage timing planned as one sequence for the evening's largest crowd.
Frequently Asked Questions
How is walima decor different from baraat or mehndi decor?
It’s typically more formal and refined — the mehndi and baraat lean more festive and colourful, while the walima is styled for the week’s most formal function.
How many guests can you plan for?
Walima receptions we’ve planned have ranged from intimate gatherings to several hundred guests.
Do you coordinate catering directly?
Yes, we coordinate catering as part of the run-of-show so meal service is timed against the rest of the evening.
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