About Waghela Ji Marriage Garden
Waghela Ji Marriage Garden is a large banquet and lawn wedding venue in Indore’s Nipania neighborhood (MR 10 Road, Chitragupt Square) (weddingz.in ). Established in 2014 by Irfan Patel (also spelled Wahela), it was built as a stylish, spacious event space with both indoor and outdoor areas (www.weddingwire.in ) (weddingz.in ). The venue is notable for its all-vegetarian policy (no meat, fish or eggs) – often highlighted as “perfect if you and your guests are vegetarians” (www.weddingwire.in ) (www.venuebookingz.com ). It offers a bright banquet hall and a sprawling garden lawn, so weddings and celebrations can stretch from intimate indoor ceremonies to grand open-air parties. In short, it’s a family-run, full-service site designed to host large-scale Indian weddings and other festive events with elegance and comfort.
Features of this venue include:
Events and Programming
Waghela Ji is used for a wide variety of celebrations. Its primary role is as a wedding venue – ceremonies, mehndi, sangeet, receptions and family functions – but it also charms clients for birthdays, anniversaries and corporate parties. The venue presents itself as an all-purpose event lawn (विविध शुभ अवसर) suitable for “every event – wedding functions, receptions, mehandi, music, engagements, parties, corporate galas” (indore.wedding.net ). In practice this means you’ll find traditional Indian wedding shows, live DJs and dhol players, folk music nights, and theme parties happening here.
For example, the site regularly hosts large Holi celebrations. A recent advertisement (BookMyShow) shows an annual “Gulal Nation” Holi party with Bollywood and EDM music, rain dance and foam features (in.bookmyshow.com ). That particular event even sold tickets, starting from ₹249 per person (in.bookmyshow.com ). Aside from weddings and festivals, local corporate or school groups may rent the hall for banquets or product launches. In short, the programming changes often but generally includes:
Weddings and ceremonies: multi-day nuptial events, reception dinners, traditional music and dance performances;Family celebrations: birthday parties, anniversaries, festive gatherings (sometimes featuring live bands, DJs or DJs plus dance troupes);Festival events: seasonal parties like Holi/color festivals (as noted by the Gulal Nation example), Diwali or New Year functions, often ticketed with food/drink stalls;Corporate and social events: business conferences, award nights or charity balls (with stage setups and evening seating);Community programs: cultural shows, local music recitals or school graduations can also be arranged, leveraging both indoor and outdoor spaces.
In short, Waghela Ji’s calendar is booked year-round. Wedding season (fall/winter months) is busiest, while large festivals like Holi or Navratri may see special open-ticket events. Recurring highlights have included Bollywood-style music & DJ dance nights and local folk music programs. Ticketed events there have ranged from low-cost family Holi fests (starting around ₹249 (in.bookmyshow.com )) up to higher-end dinners or performances. Most concerts or parties sell tickets via event websites or apps (for instance, BookMyShow lists upcoming shows for Waghela Ji) while private weddings are handled through the venue or event planners.
Tickets and Booking
The venue itself does not generally sell open “general admission” tickets like a theatre. Tickets only come into play for special public events (festivals, concerts) held there. For those, you would purchase through standard ticket outlets or online: the Gulal Nation Holi party tickets were sold on BookMyShow (from ₹249 onwards) (in.bookmyshow.com ). Always confirm the event name and date, then look for official ticketing links. Sales often start weeks in advance and popular shows can sell out, so booking early is wise.
For private bookings (weddings, private parties, corporate events), there is a different process. Prospective clients typically contact the venue’s event manager or book through wedding planners. Many couples use aggregator sites (e.g. Weddingz, Venuebookingz, Mandap) to inquire. Check availability as early as possible—busy dates (weekends, holiday season) fill up fast. One listing notes a typical booking deposit of about 25% of the contracted amount due when you reserve (weddingz.in ). They also charge per-plate catering fees rather than open rental fees alone. Sample pricing listed online shows per-plate vegetarian catering from roughly ₹350 (entry-level) up to ₹700–1000 per guest (www.venuebookingz.com ) (www.mandap.com ), depending on menu choices. Such packages usually include hall rental, food, basic lighting and seating. Be aware that taxes (e.g. 18% GST on food) may be extra (weddingz.in ).
Booking tips: Visit the venue in person if possible, especially before locking dates. Demand written quotes that spell out capacities, in-house services, payment schedule and cancellation policy (often 25% up front (weddingz.in )). For large events, clarify what’s included (decor, service staff, backup power, seating) versus any add-ons. If using an event platform, responsibly gather any required deposit and ask about fallback dates if postpone. In summary, treat it as you would any major venue: book early, budget for deposit, and understand the package rules.
Seating and Layout
Waghela Ji’s layout centers around its two main spaces: the banquet hall and the outdoor lawn. The hall is a medium-sized indoor space (approximately 150 fixed seats) (weddingz.in ), usually used for ceremonies, dining or VIP seating. The lawn is enormous – roughly 70,000 sq.ft according to one description (www.weddingwire.in ) – with a broad open area for dances, stage performances or large ceremonies. For a typical wedding, the lawn might hold long rows of tables and chairs under tenting, while a stage (for the bride/groom or live band) anchors one end. For concerts or dance parties, the entire lawn becomes a standing/ dancing crowd area (sometimes with a raised VIP front section). Walking paths or small gardens may flank the main ground, but most spectators stay on the open flat area.
Best seats and sightlines: In the outdoor lawn setup, the best viewing is near the front center, facing the stage. Because the lawn is open and flat, crowds are usually in a single level. If it’s a seated event, expect rows of chairs facing the stage or long banquet tables; pick a front-table or front-row seat for unobstructed views. At the rear or far sides, you may still see okay thanks to the wide-open space, but sound may be weaker and the view can be distant. The hall’s layout is simpler – stage or photo area at one side, rows of chairs in front. Again, front-center rows (or tables) in the hall are best for audio/visual comfort.
Acoustics and production: The lawn being outdoors means sound dissipates, so large events use big professional PA speakers. The venue advertises “top-notch sound systems” and professional lighting (www.mandap.com ). This generally means a capable DJ or concert setup is on hand with backup generator power available. Remember sound from outside could be drawn off (no walls to reflect it), so if you’re far back at a music event you may wish to move closer. Avoid standing near the speakers or under truss shadows for prolonged periods. In indoor events, the air-conditioned hall provides a contained acoustic environment (though smaller). One tip: because concerts there can get loud, you might bring ear protection if planning to spend hours in the front row.
General layout points: The venue is ground-level, so there are no amphitheatre-style tiers – just a flat field. It’s wise to plan for weather: if rain threatens, the outdoors can get muddy, though there may be tents. There is no designated “obstructed-view” zone because of the expanse; people can generally shuffle around if needed. Inside the hall, there are likely fixed walls with pillar supports, so avoid sitting directly behind a pillar if possible. The hall is air-conditioned (it lists an “Air Conditioner” option on the roof chart (indore.wedding.net )), so it’s comfortable in summer when indoors. In short, choose a front/center spot during booking or when arriving, and be prepared to stand or carry chairs for long events on the lawn.
Getting There and Parking
Location: The garden is located at MR 10 Road (Scheme 134) in Nipania, Chitragupt Square, Indore, MP 452010 (weddingz.in ). This is a well-known junction accessed via the old NH59 / MR10 route that runs northeast from central Indore. On most maps it’s labeled as “Waghela Ji Marriage Garden” or by nearby landmarks like Star Square. The address is clear (opposite Bank of India, near Airo Plan Restaurant) and should work for GPS navigation.
By car or auto-rickshaw: If driving from central Indore, head northeast on MR10 / NH59 towards Nipania. It’s about 7–8 km (~20–25 min) from Indore Junction railway station (weddingz.in ). Come prepared for some city traffic on event days. One review notes the garden is "20 minutes away from Indore Railway Station" (weddingz.in ) and about “35 minutes from Devi Ahilya Bai Holkar Airport” (weddingz.in ). This gives a good sense of distance: from the airport (around 20–25 km out), plan a 30–40 min drive. Auto-rickshaws and taxi services (Ola/Uber are available in Indore) can drop you at the main gate. There’s a roundabout (“Chitragupt Square”) near the entrance – telling your cabbie to stop by “Chitragupt Square, Nipania” or “Star Square, Nipania” should put you right on track.
Parking: There is extensive on-site parking – often described as ample or even “70,000 sq.ft” of parking space (www.weddingwire.in ). The venue advertises it can park around 80–100 cars (www.mandap.com ) (www.venuebookingz.com ), so most guests and families can park on the grounds. Parking is typically free for event guests (included in the venue rental). For very large events, staff and valet service help manage the flow. If the lot fills up outdoors, some guests temporarily park along nearby service roads (again, pre-plan a pickup spot). On busy days, consider arriving a bit early to secure a spot in the lot – by mid-event the lot can be quite full.
Public transit and rideshare: Indore city buses do serve Nipania (ask a local driver or look up AICTSL bus routes; many go along NH59). The nearest major bus stop is Nipania State Transport Bus Stand (Sindhi Colony Bridge) just a short walk away. From Indore city center, take a bus heading toward Pithampur/ Dundwara that stops at Nipania (bound for Rau or Rajendra Nagar). If using an app-ride, you can summon any cab to the garden’s gate address. For train travelers, Indore Junction (Railway Station) is the nearest railhead – from there take an auto or taxi; it’s about a 20 min ride (weddingz.in ). For visitors flying in, the nearest airport is Indore (IDR); then a taxi or pre-booked car to Nipania is best (the garden is on the way northeast from the airport). Finally, during late nights (especially after 11pm events), city buses will be less frequent. It's wise to arrange a taxi or rideshare home in advance if you have a late show.
Inside the Venue
Entry and security: Upon arrival, guests typically pass through a main entrance gate. For large weddings there may be a guest list and invitation check at the door. For concerts or public events, tickets will be checked by attendants. Security personnel may screen bags lightly. Note the venue’s policies: no outside food or drinks are allowed (www.venuebookingz.com ), and as an all-vegetarian venue no meat is on-site. Photography (usual cellphones and small cameras) is generally fine unless an event organizer says otherwise; professional cameras might need permission. There is no formal dress code – but guests usually dress smartly (Indian formal or party attire for wedding functions, casual/white for events like Holi).
Atmosphere and facilities: The overall atmosphere is festive and formal during weddings, and more party-like during concerts. Expect the grounds to be decorated (lighting, floral arches, stage drapes) for each event. Indoors, the banquet hall is air-conditioned and often set up with chairs or tables. Outdoors, the lawns have a combination of natural trees or screening. Restrooms are available (there seem to be multiple washroom blocks, including at least one indoors); they tend to be basic but maintained. If you’ll be there all day, note there’s a changing room provided (typically for performers or the wedding party) – one note even mentions a changing room is available (though it may not have AC) (weddingz.in ).
Food and drink: All food served onsite is vegetarian. For private events (weddings, parties) catering is by the venue’s in-house kitchen. The meals tend to be traditional North Indian couries, paneer dishes, dal, rice, breads, plus some global live-stations (per 42], they blend local and international flavours) ([www.mandap.com ). Because outside catering is not allowed (www.venuebookingz.com ), all meals must come through their chefs. For public events (like Holi parties), you will often find pop-up food stalls on-site – one Holi event specifically promised snack stalls and thandai (traditional festival drink) (in.bookmyshow.com ). Alcohol is basically not served at weddings (since it’s a pure-veg venue) and isn’t part of the standard menu. If you need soft drinks or tea/coffee, those are available from the in-house catering. In summary, expect a full vegetarian buffet or plated meal during weddings, and typical festival snacks/drinks arranged by event promoters for concerts.
Amenities: Besides food service, the venue provides some guest conveniences. A power generator or backup is standard, keeping lights and sound on even if the grid fails. (www.mandap.com ) You’ll find adequate lighting throughout (parking, pathways, seating). Small items like coat checks or merchandise booths are uncommon – weddings rarely have those, though public events sometimes have a merchandise stall at the lawn edge. Connectivity (Wi-Fi) is not advertised publicly; guests usually rely on mobile data (network coverage in Nipania is decent). There is also a pond and landscaped area near the entrance (as seen from Ramada hotel descriptions (www.wyndhamhotels.com )), but these aren’t part of the event space. For families, note the venue is generally kid-friendly (no strict age rules). However, small children should be supervised around speakers, stages and any hobby horses or machinery (if any). Overall, expect a venue that acts like a well-oiled event lawn: professional lighting and sound, clean dining & restroom facilities, and a team to assist with logistics.
Nearby Amenities
Dining options: Nipania is a busy suburb of Indore, so there are plenty of food choices nearby if you arrive early or need a quick bite. Within 1–2 km of the garden you'll find casual eateries, street-food stalls and family restaurants. For example, Shree Balaji Restaurant (a popular veg spot), Petoo Indoree (Punjabi/karhi specialties) and local fast-food cafés serve Indian and Chinese dishes. Some places have outdoor seating. If you want something more upscale, chain outlets (like Subway or Bavrah Fatka Shop) are a bit farther but reachable by a short drive. Many visitors do a pre- or post-event meal at nearby outlets; just remember that the gardens themselves do not permit outside catering during weddings.
Bars and nightlife: Since the wedding garden’s events typically end by midnight, there isn’t much late-night nightlife immediately adjacent. However, a short ride away (along Ring Road or on A.B. Road) you’ll find bars and lounges in central Indore. The venue itself has no bar, but the nearby Ramada Encore hotel does include a bar and 24/7 room service (www.wyndhamhotels.com ). For after-party drinks, arranging a taxi back to a hotel bar or an auto to a Sarafa/Rau area time is best.
Hotels and stay: There are several hotels within a few kilometers. Most convenient is the Ramada Encore by Wyndham (Nipania branch) – a modern hotel with free parking, wifi, restaurant and pool (www.wyndhamhotels.com ). It’s just a few minutes’ drive from the garden and convenient if guests want air-conditioned rooms. Other local options include mid-range inns and guesthouses (e.g. Rasa Royale, O H R K Inn) near Nipania. The wider area (Vijay Nagar, Vasundhara Colony) has many hotels for larger budgets. If you’re an out-of-town guest, booking at one of these close hotels can save travel on event nights.
Transportation tips: If arriving by train or bus, try to schedule before the last city buses depart (usually around 10–11pm). Otherwise, pre-arrange a taxi or car to ensure you get back. Within Indore, auto-rickshaws and shared cabs run regularly to Nipania; just tell the driver “Mr-10 Road near Bank of India”. Uber/Ola (and local alternatives like Jugnoo bikes) also cover the area, though surge pricing applies during big events. Note that traffic can get heavy around Chitragupt Square an hour or so before major functions, so plan extra commute time.
What Makes This Venue Special
Waghela Ji Marriage Garden’s appeal comes from its combination of scale, family-oriented service and unique style. Locally it’s known as a “grand wedding ballroom plus outdoor lawn” that handles everything under one roof (www.mandap.com ) (www.weddingwire.in ). A few points of character:
Pure-Veg Tradition: It’s one of Indore’s few large pure-vegetarian banquet halls, which makes it a preferred choice for community weddings where meat-free menus are customary (www.weddingwire.in ) (www.venuebookingz.com ).Full-Service Hospitality: Couples praise the comprehensive services. For example, one reviewer enthusiastically wrote “Best services, all facilities are there” (www.justdial.com ). This refers to the in-house catering, event staff, backup power, ample seating and parking – essentially everything needed for a smooth event is on site. (weddingz.in ) (www.mandap.com )Spacious and Scenic Grounds: The lush outdoor area (including a landscaped pond visible from nearby views (www.wyndhamhotels.com )) provides a scenic backdrop. Many weddings highlight a stage set against greenery or decorative night lighting. This openness also allows larger gatherings than sticklike banquet halls. The 70,000 sq.ft. of lawn quoted on one site (www.weddingwire.in ) is physically striking – big enough for elaborate decorations or hundreds of guests under a tent.Flexible Ambience: The venue can feel both festive and elegant. Indoors it’s a clean, white-coloured banquet hall (air-conditioned) that can be transformed with drapes and chandeliers. Outdoors it’s a garden-party vibe. This dual nature has made it a beloved spot for everything from simple family dinners to glitzy Bollywood-style sangeet nights. The “stylish ambience” and “grand” nature noted in descriptions (www.weddingwire.in ) (weddingz.in ) means it stands out from more utilitarian halls.Community Impact: As a service-oriented family business, Waghela Ji has become woven into the local culture. Many Indore families have celebrated milestone events here, so it is part of shared memories. It also drives local jobs – from the 20+ staff (caterers, decorators, managers) to allied vendors like photographers and florists who work the events. Economically it brings guests from out of town who stay in nearby hotels and eat at local restaurants, boosting Nipania’s economy. Culturally, holding a wedding or party at Waghela Ji has become a rite of passage for some families, signaling prosperity and community standing.
These features combined mean couples and artists love it. The owner’s hands-on approach (being family-operated) plus the venue’s reliable infrastructure (power backup, clean facilities) earns repeated business. As one event guide put it, Waghela Ji “blends sophistication and comfort” for weddings (www.justdial.com ). In practical terms, it checks most boxes: vast space for guests, in-house services to cut planning worries, and a track record of successful events. That reputation and distinctive character make it a top choice on Indore’s wedding map.
Visitor Tips and Information
Accessibility: Waghela Ji’s main areas are ground-level. The lawn is flat and open, so people with mobility issues should manage easily. The halls have at least one main indoor space; if stairs do exist, inquire in advance about ramps. There’s no explicit mention of elevators (this isn’t a multi-storey venue), so expect all event areas on one level. If you or guests have special needs, it’s wise to call ahead and ask about wheelchair access or reserved parking. Generally, large banquet lawns like this are moderately accessible, but facilities (bathrooms, etc.) may not be fully ADA-compliant.
Arrival and entry: Plan to arrive at least 15-30 minutes before any event start. Weddings often begin in the evening; concerts or festivals may have afternoon opening times. Early arrival secures good parking and seats. Entrance staff will guide you to seating – follow their directions. Be prepared to show an invitation or ticket if needed. For park-entry functions, keep an ID handy in case they do spot-checks. The venue enforces a bag policy: large baggage or outside food may be rejected. Carry only essentials (camera, small purse/bag).
What to bring/not bring: Since the venue serves only vegetarian food, skip bringing any outside dishes. Do not bring alcohol (if planning drinks, know that it’s typically not served here) (www.venuebookingz.com ). Also avoid fireworks or sparklers unless coordinated through the venue’s management. For comfort, bring sunscreen or hats for daytime outdoor events, as there is limited shade on the lawn. Weather can be unpredictable – if rain is forecast, carry an umbrella or raincoat (outdoor seating could get wet). If it’s a Holi celebration, wear old white clothing and be prepared to get color-stained! For weddings, dress in formal or traditional attire – event staff expect guests to be well-dressed.
Common pitfalls to avoid: Don’t underestimate travel time – local festivals or city holidays can clog roads. Confirm your event’s end time; remember the site typically shuts by midnight (weddingz.in ). If you stay late in the city after an event, secure your ride home early (city buses stop, but cabs may surge). Also, check in with the host about children/pets: large events are usually kid-friendly but large crowds can be overwhelming for small kids and pets are generally not allowed. For photography and social media, feel free to take photos of the celebration, but if it’s a private wedding, be discreet and follow any instructions from the family (some may forbid profiting from photos). Finally, keep your tickets/invitations safe: lost tickets to a paid event could cost you entry fees again.
What is the seating capacity of Waghela Ji Marriage Garden? Waghela Ji has two main areas: an indoor hall and a large outdoor lawn. One listing notes the lawn fits about 2,000 seated guests (up to ~3,000 total including standing) and the hall about 150 seated (250 with extra people) (weddingz.in ) (www.venuebookingz.com ). In practical terms, around 2,000–3,000 people can be accommodated if needed.
Is the venue strictly vegetarian? Yes. Waghela Ji is a pure-vegetarian venue – no meat, seafood or eggs are served. One source explicitly states “Only Veg food allowed; outside food not allowed” at this garden (www.venuebookingz.com ). Guests coming from a non-veg background should plan accordingly (the in-house menu is fully vegetarian).
How can I buy tickets or book events at Waghela Ji? For public events (concerts, festivals), watch local ticketing platforms. For example, past Holi parties there sold tickets online (e.g. on BookMyShow) in advance (in.bookmyshow.com ). For private events (weddings, parties), you don’t buy a “ticket” but book the venue via its management or event planners. The venue itself has no public box office – couples typically contact the organizers through wedding websites or call the management directly. Always confirm dates and availability months ahead for popular slots.
What is the per-plate or ticket pricing at Waghela Ji? Pricing varies by event type. For weddings and banquets, catering is on a per-plate basis. One trail of listings shows veg packages starting around ₹350 per person, with richer menus up to ₹700–₹1,000 per head (www.venuebookingz.com ) (www.mandap.com ). These typically include venue, food, basic decor and service. For ticketed open events (like cultural festivals or parties), ticket prices depend on the show – for example a Holi festival event at Waghela Ji listed tickets “₹249 onwards” (in.bookmyshow.com ). Check the specific event details for exact pricing.
What are the parking options and costs at Waghela Ji? There is ample on-site parking. The grounds include a large parking area (one description even says ~70,000 sq.ft of covered parking) (www.weddingwire.in ). Approximately 80–100 cars can be accommodated (www.mandap.com ) (www.venuebookingz.com ). Parking is typically free for attendees of events or weddings. Valet service may be available during big functions. If the lot is full, street parking near the venue may be possible, but usually the site’s parking suffices for most purposes.
How do I get to Waghela Ji by public transport or cab? Waghela Ji is on MR-10 Road in Nipania, Indore. By train, reach Indore Junction (railway station) and take an auto or taxi (about 20 min drive) (weddingz.in ). The venue itself is near Chitragupt Square, so city buses or shared autos heading to Nipania will drop you nearby. For example, buses on NH59 bound for Nipania stop at the Nipania bus stand (just a short walk away). Rideshare apps (Uber/Ola) can also take you directly to “Waghela Ji Marriage Garden Nasipania.” Once at the bus stand or railway station, local autos or pre-arranged taxis can avoid confusion. Always give the landmark “Star Square” or “Bank of India, Nipania” for clarity.
What are the venue’s policies on outside food or alcohol? No outside catering or food is allowed – all food must be arranged through the venue’s in-house kitchen (www.venuebookingz.com ). The venue also emphasizes its vegetarian-only policy, implying no alcohol is served on site (no bar license is noted). In practice, events at Waghela Ji focus on vegetarian menus and forbid any non-veg or external food/drink brought in. If your event requires something unusual, you would need to negotiate with management beforehand, but standard policy disallows outside items.
Is Waghela Ji Marriage Garden wheelchair accessible? The venue’s grounds are mostly flat, so wheelchairs should manage the outdoor lawn easily. The banquet hall is on ground level, but details like ramps or handrails aren’t specified. There is no clear published ADA info, so it’s best to ask the venue. Generally, wide lawn areas and parking suggest reasonable accessibility. However, note facilities (restrooms, stage, etc.) may not have dedicated lifts. If mobility is a concern, plan to arrive early and request any needed assistance from staff once onsite.
Are children allowed at events? Yes, family events including weddings and festivals at Waghela Ji typically welcome kids. There are no strict age bans. That said, some programs (like loud concerts or night parties) may be less suitable for toddlers. Parents should supervise children, especially outdoors and near stages or equipment. There’s no formal children’s area, and no pets are usually seen. In summary, children can attend by default, but keep them watched for safety.
What is the dress code for events at Waghela Ji? There is no enforced dress code, but guests usually dress smartly. For weddings, traditional Indian attire or formal wear is common. During festivals like Holi, casual clothes (often white for the color play) are recommended. Since events can go late, consider a sweater or shawl for evenings. The venue itself is quite upscale, so avoid overly casual beachwear or the like. Generally: dress comfortably but presentably in accordance with the type of event you’re attending.
When should I arrive at the venue, and what is the usual closing time? Plan to arrive at least 15–30 minutes before the scheduled start. Weddings often begin in late afternoon or evening, while cultural events can start earlier in the afternoon. Starting early ensures you get settled and find parking. The venue’s events typically must conclude by midnight – one listing notes the site closes at 12:00 AM (weddingz.in ). So even if the party is lively, expect things to wind down around 11pm-12am. Late-night travel should be arranged in advance since city buses may stop earlier.
Are there nearby hotels for out-of-town guests? Yes. Close options include the Ramada Encore (Indore Nipania) which is a modern hotel right off NH59 (www.wyndhamhotels.com ). It offers amenities like free parking and wifi, an on-site restaurant and pool (www.wyndhamhotels.com ). Other nearby stands offering lodging are smaller inns (e.g. SVL Inn, OHRK Inn) and business hotels. For many, staying near Nipania (rather than downtown) makes following late events easier. Check popular booking sites for rooms in Nipania, and consider state-of-the-art hotels if budget allows.
What should I bring or avoid when attending an event here? Bring essentials like your invitation or ticket, ID, phone and chargers. Dress according to the event (smart for weddings, casual/white for Holi). Carry cash or cards for extras (drinks or photoshop fees). Wear comfortable shoes – the lawn can mean standing on grass. Do not bring outside food or non-veg items (venue policy (www.venuebookingz.com )). If rain or sun is forecast, pack an umbrella or hat. For concerts: earplugs if you’re noise-sensitive. Refrain from large bags that may be searched. Overall, travel light and plan according to weather and occasion.
