
WING ONE
Weddings
Five evenings, not one. The house designs the arc whole, haldi to reception, and builds it with its own hands. Six hundred guests will remember it as effortless. It is not.
Enter the wing
MEHFIL · महफ़िल · THE HOUSE OF OCCASIONS
Mehfil is an old word for a gathering with a host at its centre. Since 2009 the house has built four hundred and ten of them: weddings across lake palaces and family courtyards, dinners for twelve, launches for fourteen hundred. Every drawing, every stage, every table leaves the same studio in Lower Parel.
Seventeen years. Thirty-eight builds a year. Fourteen cities, six countries. One client at a time.





WING ONE
Five evenings, not one. The house designs the arc whole, haldi to reception, and builds it with its own hands. Six hundred guests will remember it as effortless. It is not.
Enter the wing
WING TWO
The private calendar: engagements, fortieths, anniversaries, a proposal on a rooftop for two. Small is not simple. Twelve chairs deserve the same drawings as six hundred.
Enter the wing
WING THREE
Launches, keynotes, galas, a Diwali the whole company writes home about. The studio that builds a mandap on Tuesday builds your reveal on Friday. Same drawings, same discipline.
Enter the wingAND BENEATH ALL FIVE: ROOMS, ROUTES, RSVPS, WEATHER · THE UNDERSTRUCTURE NOBODY SEES
“They never once said no. They said ‘by Thursday.’”

WORK NO. ०२७ / 027

WORK NO. ०३४ / 034

WORK NO. ०२१ / 021
WORK NO. ०२९ · A CRICKETER’S WEDDING · SHARED ONLY IN PERSON, AT THE STUDIO

Sixty people. A fabrication works at Taloja the size of half a football pitch. Every arch, stage, dance floor and dinner table is drawn, built, trucked and rigged by the house itself, which is why the house can say “by Thursday” and mean it.
Wax, wind, and the fire marshal: what open flame really asks of a room.
Six hundred arrivals, nine cities, one cue sheet: hospitality as a drawing.
Why the house signs its work in rani: a colour essay in three weddings.
