All three halls open onto the lawn, so indoors and outdoors can run as one.
Capacities below are seated for dining. Theatre, classroom and exhibition-booth configurations are on the corporate page. Take a single space, or take all five.
The lotus. The largest of the three halls, and the room a wedding is built around. Ceremony, reception, or both.
The water lily. A mid-scale hall with its own entrance and pre-function foyer, so it can run entirely independently of the others.
The red seed children collect. The most intimate of the halls — for engagements, smaller receptions, board meetings and the functions that want a quieter room.
Greenery. Open lawn under the sky — for the ceremony, the cocktail hour, or a reception that wants no ceiling at all.
The pond. A shaded terrace set beside the fish pond, back from the main halls — for guests who want to step away, or a small gathering before the main event.
Mango and coconut for canopy, flowering planting at eye level, paddy stretching out past the boundary on every side, and the river along the front. The grounds are laid out as a series of rooms without walls — a court for cocktails, a lawn for the ceremony, a shaded terrace at the pond for guests who want to step away, a rustic table by the mango grove for the intimate family dinner that runs late.
Outdoor space built to be used, not just photographed.
Tell us the date, the headcount and which space you have in mind, and we’ll come back with availability and a time to walk the property. Chai is on us.