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Hours · Viewings daily, 10 am to 6 pm
Mangsir and Magh dates are going now · Two viewings a day, booked in advance
Sitapaila
The evening, and everything around it.
Two halls, a lawn, and a kitchen that has fed four hundred people since 2006. Book the date first; the rest we can decide over tea.
Halls and lawn
Main hall, eveningMost bookedUp to 400 · 5 pm to 11 pm, air conditioned
NPR 1,85,000
Main hall, daytimeUp to 400 · 10 am to 4 pm
NPR 1,40,000
Small hallUp to 150 · either sitting
NPR 78,000
The lawnUp to 250 · Baisakh to Jestha, weather allowing
NPR 95,000
Concert lawnAn evening outside.
NPR 85,000Catering
Veg, standardPer plate · eight items and two sweets
NPR 900 / plate
Veg, fullPer plate · twelve items, live chaat counter
NPR 1,350 / plate
Non veg, standardThe usual choicePer plate · ten items with khasi
NPR 1,500 / plate
Non veg, fullPer plate · fourteen items, two live counters
NPR 2,200 / plate
Plated dinnerOne course.
NPR 1,200
Shared platesFor the table.
NPR 900
Curry serviceWith bread.
NPR 800
ToastGlasses.
NPR 500Decoration
Mandap, traditionalMarigold and banana stem, set the morning of
NPR 35,000
Mandap, floralImported flowers, chosen at the viewing
NPR 62,000
Stage and backdropDraped, lit, with two sofas
NPR 28,000
Stage lightsThe backdrop lit.
NPR 24,000
Flower tablesWhite, round.
NPR 35,000
Chandelier roomIf you want the ceiling dressed.
NPR 28,000On the day
Photography, full dayTwo photographers, one video, edited in 6 weeks
NPR 85,000
Panche bajaFive players, one hour at the door
NPR 18,000
Parking and securitySixty cars, four guards, whole evening
NPR 12,000
FireworksAfter the dinner.
NPR 40,000
Couple entryThe walk in.
NPR 12,000
Bridal dressThe portrait hour.
NPR 15,000Book with Kalash Party Palace
Pick a day and a time; the shop confirms by phone or WhatsApp.
About Kalash Party Palace
A kalash is the pot set at the door of anything that matters, and the family that runs this place has put one at the door of about nine hundred weddings. Ramesh and Kabita Adhikari built the first hall on their own land in 2006 and added the lawn when the guest lists stopped fitting. The kitchen is theirs rather than contracted out, which is why they will tell you honestly that four hundred is the number, not six.
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