Exploring Nepal.
A written guide to celebrating in each of Nepal's great cities — the venues we work with, the seasons that suit them, the rituals they hold and what an event there costs.
Event management in Kathmandu
Kathmandu is our home city and the base of the atelier. We produce weddings, corporate galas, cultural programs and concerts across the valley — from iconic five-star ballrooms at The Soaltee Kathmandu and Lemon Tree Premier to panoramic hill-resorts in Shivapuri, Nagarkot and Dhulikhel.
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Pokhara
Pokhara is Nepal's destination-wedding capital — Phewa Lake on one side, the Annapurna skyline on the other. We produce lakeside ceremonies, boat-led baraats, Sarangkot sunrise vows and resort takeovers for guests flying in from across the world.
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Lalitpur (Patan)
Patan's courtyards are among the most photogenic ceremony rooms in South Asia — brick, copper and carved wood built for intimate gatherings. We produce heritage weddings, art-led corporate receptions and cultural programs across Lalitpur.
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Bhaktapur
A medieval city set in brick and copper. Bhaktapur suits couples who want ceremony over spectacle — small sacred squares, Newari rituals and light that photographers travel for.
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Chitwan
Forest-edge celebrations under sal trees, Tharu cultural welcomes and river-mist reception lawns. Chitwan gives guests a wedding and a safari in one itinerary.
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Lumbini
The birthplace of the Buddha. Ceremonies here carry an unusual stillness — monastic gardens, the eternal flame and pilgrim-route itineraries for guests.
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Janakpur
The birthplace of Sita and Nepal's most sacred wedding city. Vivah Panchami rituals, Mithila art and the pearl-white Janaki Mandir make every ceremony a chapter of the Ramayana.
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