Weddings and parties in Nepal
Book venues and vendors in Nepal
Party palaces, banquet halls, hotels, resorts, gardens, and restaurants.
Catering, decoration, a DJ, mehndi, and the other vendors for a wedding or a party.

The list
What you can book
Venues, restaurants, and the people who work the day. Hotels are listed with the halls and the gardens.
Venues

Party palaces
A brick courtyard with carved wood, brass lamps, and pots of marigolds, for a wedding or a reception.

Banquet halls
Round tables, gold chairs, and a flowered stage at the far end of a reception hall.

Resorts and gardens
A hill house, a lawn, and a gazebo, when the guest list wants open ground.
Restaurants

Restaurants
A stone-front room on a paved lane, for a smaller meal or a sangeet.
Vendors

Catering
Brass pots of rice and curry, served along a wedding table.

Decoration
A flower arch and a sofa on a raised stage, set for the couple.

Mehndi
An artist finishing a pattern on a bride’s hand.

Photography
A camera on the couple, under marigold garlands and warm lights.

DJ
A lit controller, headphones, and a dance floor behind the booth.

Makeup
An artist lining a bride’s eye, with palettes and brushes on the table.
Also listed
The order of a booking
How a booking works
- 01
Choose a date and a place
You choose a date and a place in Nepal. A party palace for the reception, a restaurant for the sangeet, or a garden when the guests should be outside.
- 02
Send the booking
You send your name, a mobile number, and the booking. The hall, the food, the mehndi, or whoever else the day needs.
- 03
They confirm
The venue or the vendor confirms. The iOS and Android apps that will hold the booking are still on the way.
iOS and Android
The apps are on the way
Partysetu for iOS and Android is not in the stores yet.
