What every proposal covers
- 01Where we'd startOne sentence every vendor can act on.
- 02What we heardWho you are, in four lines. Not a mood board.
- 03Every event gets a jobSo four beautiful nights don't feel like the same one.
- 04What matters to youWhere it usually goes wrong, and what we'd do.
- 05Things you might not be thinking about yetRoles to hand off, and the details that are easy to miss.
Two couples
Our founder's wedding · Sri Lanka · about 60 guests
Shaibyaa & Eshan
"Two families who have never met, and three days to become one long table."
- The Roast High · everyone meets
- The church, then the cliff Emotional · then the exhale
- Kathmandu Home · let everyone loose
A client's wedding · Nepal · around 150 guests
Everyone comes home
"It should feel like everyone has come home for the holidays."
- The Sangeet High · everyone meets
- The wedding Reverence · the one to watch
- The free day Exhale · nothing scheduled
- The reception Theirs · your parents'
Same question, two answers
| Shaibyaa & Eshan | Everyone comes home | |
|---|---|---|
| How do strangers start talking on night one? | Friends roast the couple between courses. Two families meet them through the people who know them best. | Cocktails outdoors at five, fire dancers at dusk, an early dinner, then a Sangeet that runs straight into dancing. |
| What's the biggest risk? | Two families who don't share a language staying on their own sides of the room. | An "enchanted forest" that comes back as the same ivory and green every property does. |
| Where does the culture come in? | Not "Nepali-inspired". Her parents' Kathmandu in the eighties, built in Sri Lanka. | Clay, painted detail and handwoven mats from makers nearby, instead of a mirrored aisle. |
| What would we protect? | One long breakfast table, every morning, for everyone. | A whole day with nothing scheduled. |
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