
Will Everyone Fit Once the Mandap and Buffet Are Set Up?
A hall’s guest limit is only a starting point. Check how much room remains for seats, the ceremony, food and walking.
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Plan the time and travel between the ceremony and meal. Tell guests where to go, who to call and how they will get there.


A hall’s guest limit is only a starting point. Check how much room remains for seats, the ceremony, food and walking.

If your family has chosen panche baja, agree the route and timing with the musicians, venue and receiving family.

Agree the arrival point, vehicle route and family welcome before the janti reaches the venue.

Use the hotel’s hall list as a starting point. Ask for a plan that fits your ceremony, family seats and meal service.

Read a décor quote by area, material, size and work included. Ask about unclear lines before paying.

Walk from the entrance to the ceremony and meal area. Check the space your family will use before paying an advance.

Update the meal count, layout and supplier plan together when your wedding guest number changes.

Ask which décor items can move, who will move them and how much time the change needs before planning reuse.
Pokhara's peak wedding seasons are Autumn (October - November) for crystal clear mountain vistas and Spring (February - April) for lush rhododendron florals and temperate lakeside breezes.
Ideal for outdoor lakeside mandaps and open-lawn receptions.
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