Indoor
The Grand Ballroom
Pillarless, double-height, and dressed in heirloom plaster — a room composed for the wedding reception, the brand gala, and the evening that asks to be remembered.
Ramaya Grand
From the heritage courtyards of Ahmedabad to the sea-front terraces of Mumbai and the garden pavilions of Delhi — three Ramaya Grand houses, each a venue of its own architecture, each held by the same atelier hand.
The Houses
Our houses sit quietly in three of India's most consequential cities — each a venue of its own architecture, each a stage for the same atelier hand. Stone, water, garden, and light: the materials differ, the composition does not.
A Ramaya Grand venue is not booked by the square foot — it is entrusted to a team. The room is yours for the day; the orchestration is ours for the season that leads to it.
— The Ramaya Grand Houses
The Flagships
Each house is a venue in its own right — chosen for the city, the setting, and the celebration it was built to hold.
Ahmedabad · The Flagship
Sardar Patel Ring Road, Ahmedabad
Set within nine acres of mature gardens, the Ahmedabad flagship is the original house — a quiet courtyard plan of carved sandstone, stepped water, and a banyan that has presided over more weddings than any of us. The Grand Ballroom seats a thousand without strain; the Mehrab Court holds an intimate three hundred under the open sky.
Mumbai · The Seafront
Worli Sea Face, Mumbai
Mumbai is a long terrace held in conversation with the Arabian Sea — sunset light, a salt breeze, and a ballroom whose glass walls fold open onto the water. Composed for the city wedding that asks for restraint, the night reception that asks for spectacle, and the long, slow morning after.
Delhi · The Garden
Diplomatic Enclave, New Delhi
Set among the embassies and the long jacaranda avenues of central Delhi, our garden house is the most discreet of the three — a low-slung modernist pavilion opening onto a four-acre lawn. Composed for diplomatic galas, family weddings of consequence, and the cultural evenings the capital is known for.
Inside the Houses
Indoor
Pillarless, double-height, and dressed in heirloom plaster — a room composed for the wedding reception, the brand gala, and the evening that asks to be remembered.
Outdoor
Mature lawns held by old trees, lit by paper lantern or candle, and held open to the sky — for the haldi, the mehendi, the long winter sangeet.
Open Sky
Raised platforms with views — over the sea, the city skyline, or a courtyard of trees — for the cocktail hour, the engagement dinner, the after-party.
Ceremonial
Stone-floored courtyards designed for ceremony — a stepped well at the centre, a single tree, the calm geometry of an old Indian house.
Intimate
Small, carefully-lit rooms for the rehearsal dinner, the family lunch, the leadership table — composed for twelve to forty, never more.
Suites
Long suites with their own dressing rooms, a private garden door, and the calm a family needs in the hour before the procession leaves.
At a Glance
These are the comfortable counts — the numbers at which a room still breathes. We can hold more on the right occasion; we will say so, in a conversation, before we say yes.
Ahmedabad
Mumbai
Delhi
A Quiet Invitation
The houses read differently in person — the way the light falls, the depth of a courtyard, the sound a lawn makes when it's full. Visits are by appointment, accompanied by a member of the atelier, and unhurried by design.
Begin Your Story
Whether intimate or grand, every celebration begins with a conversation. Share your vision and our atelier will craft a bespoke proposal in response.
Personal Consultation · By Appointment