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Mobor Beach, Cavelossim — South Goa's most private stretch of shore. 186 ultra-luxury rooms, signature butler service for the couple, and ceremonies under the open Goa sky.
The St. Regis Goa, Mobor Beach, Cavelossim, South Goa — wedding cost: ₹5,500–₹11,000 per plate on a food and beverage minimum (2026); a 300-guest, 2-day wedding typically totals ₹1.2–₹1.8 crore including F&B, rooms, decor and planning.
The St. Regis Goa wedding cost: ₹1.2–1.8 crore all-in for 300 guests over two days, ₹16.5–33 lakh in catering alone for 150 guests (two functions), per plate ₹5,500–₹11,000.
| Line | Typical range | What moves it |
|---|---|---|
| Venue / minimum guarantee | No separate hire fee — a food-and-beverage minimum per event space | Space chosen, plate floor, season |
| Food & beverage | ₹33–66 lakh (300 guests × 2 functions × ₹5,500–₹11,000) · ₹16.5–33 lakh for 150 guests | Menu tier, bar, beach set-up |
| Rooms | ₹18,000–₹45,000 per night; 186 on property | Category, nights, block size |
| Decor | ₹15–40 lakh | Design scope, number of functions |
| Total | ₹1.2–1.8 crore (300 guests, two days) | Guest count and nights |
Indicative: per-plate band × guests × functions, from our own venue records and the 2026 rate cards — not a quote. Hotels price on a minimum guarantee of plates and a shortfall on a light count is negotiable. Last updated: August 2026 · Reviewed by Panigrahana’s founding team.
The St. Regis Goa occupies an unmatched position in the South Goa wedding landscape. Set on the secluded Mobor Beach in Cavelossim, it combines the prestige of the world's oldest luxury hotel brand with the raw, luminous beauty of the Arabian Sea. Here, your ceremony is framed by the ocean, your evenings in a grand ballroom, and every waking moment attended by a personal butler. This is not a venue — it is an experience curated entirely around you.
A dedicated butler is assigned to the couple and immediate family for the entire wedding stay — managing every personal detail from outfit steaming to late-night requests, day and night.
A private, secluded stretch of South Goa coastline. Fewer crowds, cleaner sands, and more privacy than North Goa — the ideal setting for a beach ceremony with up to 800 guests.
Accommodate all your VIPs on-property. 186 rooms including ocean-view suites, ensuring your wedding party wakes up where the celebration is.
Choose from the Grand Ballroom, Private Beach, Garden Terrace, Iridium Spa Lawn, or Private Dining Room — each function in its perfect setting across the same property.
The St. Regis signature cocktail hour includes the iconic Champagne Sabering ceremony — a dramatic, celebratory ritual that sets the tone for the evening ahead.
Goa's most acclaimed fine-dining restaurant serves as your wedding banquet backdrop — with in-house culinary teams crafting bespoke menus for Indian, Continental, or fusion feasts.
The St. Regis Goa offers a range of strikingly different event settings within one resort — from a grand indoor ballroom to open beach and garden spaces — allowing each function to have its own unique character.
| Space | Type | Capacity | Best For |
|---|---|---|---|
| Grand Ballroom | Indoor Air-Conditioned | 1,200 | Grand Reception, Sangeet, Large Ceremonies |
| Mobor Private Beach | Outdoor Beachfront | 800 | Beach Wedding Ceremony, Sundowner Cocktail Hour |
| Garden Terrace | Outdoor Garden | 600 | Mehendi, Haldi, Poolside Functions |
| Iridium Spa Lawn | Garden / Lawn | 200 | Intimate Ceremonies, Bridal Brunch |
| Private Dining Room | Indoor Private | 80 | Family Dinner, Engagement Announcement |
The St. Regis Goa operates on a Food & Beverage minimum spend model — there is no separate venue rental fee. Below are ballpark investment ranges. For a date-specific quote, contact Panigrahana directly.
Prices are indicative and subject to season, date, guest count, and specific menu selections. The St. Regis exclusively uses in-house catering — outside caterers are not permitted. Peak season (Nov–Feb) commands a premium. Contact Panigrahana for a bespoke quote.
Panigrahana has planned destination weddings at South Goa's finest 5-star resorts. We understand the permits, the logistics, the vendor landscape, and what it takes to make a Goa beach wedding extraordinary.
Our decor studio specialises in coastal and resort aesthetics — floral arches over the ocean, candlelit beach dinners, and grand ballroom transformations that honour the St. Regis's heritage of elegance.
From coordinating with resort event managers to arranging guest airport transfers, entertainment acts, and day-of management — we handle every detail so you and your family can simply celebrate.
Not a portfolio of venues we admire — weddings we actually built on this property, with the floor plan, the decor and the run sheet made from scratch for that couple. Each write-up lists the real budget split, what the venue allowed, and what we would do differently.
Every figure below is labelled with where it came from. Blank rows mean we do not hold a verified number yet — we would rather show you nothing than a guess.
For a wedding at The St. Regis Goa Resort, Goa, catering runs from ₹7,000+ per plate. Those are indicative bands rather than quotes, and guest rooms and decor are billed separately — so treat them as a floor, not a total.
| Catering — vegetarian | Indicative — ₹7,000+ per plateThe Wedding Company |
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Rates move and every function list is different. Message us on WhatsApp and we’ll build a line-item budget for your date and guest count at The St. Regis Goa Resort.
What a venue costs and what can be built in it come down to a handful of things, none of which appear on a brochure. All of them are normal to ask, and a good venue will answer them in writing.
Venue capacities are usually published as floating numbers — how many people can be in the space at once, standing and moving. A seated dinner with a stage, a dance floor and service aisles needs materially more room per guest. The St. Regis Goa Resort’s published ceiling is 1,200 guests; before you sign, ask the venue to confirm the seated figure for the specific layout you want, function by function. The two numbers answer different questions and both are worth having in writing.
Properties differ, and all of the models are legitimate: some are in-house only, some allow outside vendors freely, and some allow them against a royalty or access fee per plate or per event. Establish which model applies at The St. Regis Goa Resort before you fall in love with a design, because it decides who can build it and what it costs. Ask for the policy in writing, including any fee, and confirm whether it differs by function.
Hotel properties usually do not charge a flat hire fee for the space at all. Each space instead carries a minimum guarantee — a plate count it has to earn. Say a ballroom is set at 200 plates: meet that number and the space itself costs you nothing, because the catering is the bill. Come in under it — 150 guests against a 200-plate floor — and you pay the shortfall on the remaining 50 plates. That shortfall is normally negotiable rather than charged at the full per-plate rate, which is the part almost nobody knows to ask for. Standalone wedding venues work the opposite way: a rental for the property, and you bring whichever caterer you want at the rate you agreed with them. Ask The St. Regis Goa Resort which model applies and what the minimum is per space — the two produce very different budgets at the same guest count.
For an outdoor function the useful question is not whether there is a backup, but what the backup is — a built covered space of a stated capacity, or a structure that has to be brought in and paid for. Ask which it is at The St. Regis Goa Resort, what it seats, how late the call can be made, and if it is a temporary structure, who carries that cost.
A build for 1,200 guests puts lighting, sound, kitchens and cooling on the supply at the same time, and open grounds rarely carry all of it on house supply alone. Ask The St. Regis Goa Resort what load is available, whether a generator is required or recommended, who supplies it, and whether silent-generator placement is restricted — the answer changes both the budget and the technical design.
On-site rooms are the scarcest thing at most wedding venues and they are allocated in different ways — held against a block, released by date, or bundled into a minimum commitment. With 186 rooms on the property, decide early who genuinely needs to be on site overnight, then ask how and when the block is confirmed and what the nearest alternatives are with their drive times.
The St. Regis Goa on Mobor Beach prices wedding catering at ₹5,500–₹11,000 per plate on its in-house menus, with GST extra. There is no separate venue hire fee — each space carries a food-and-beverage minimum instead, so the plate carries the venue. Menu tier, the bar programme and a beach set-up move the number most; peak November–February dates command the top of the band. For a 150-guest, two-function wedding that works out to ₹16.5–33 lakh in catering alone.
For 150 guests at The St. Regis Goa, catering for two functions runs ₹16.5–33 lakh (150 × 2 × ₹5,500–₹11,000), before GST. Add around 60 rooms for two nights at ₹18,000–45,000, decor scaled down from the page's ₹15–40 lakh band, photography and planning, and an intimate two-day wedding here indicatively lands in the ₹60 lakh–₹1 crore range. The Iridium Spa Lawn (200 guests) and Private Dining Room (80) are sized exactly for this scale, which is why the property handles small weddings as gracefully as grand ones.
A 300-guest, two-day wedding at The St. Regis Goa typically totals ₹1.2–1.8 crore all-in — the figure this page's cost table is built on. The arithmetic: 300 × 2 functions × ₹5,500–₹11,000 is ₹33–66 lakh of food and beverage before GST; rooms across the 186-key resort at ₹18,000–45,000 a night; decor at ₹15–40 lakh depending on design scope; then photography, entertainment and planning. Guest count and the number of nights move the total more than any single line item.
The St. Regis Goa charges no separate venue hire fee; each of its five event spaces carries a food-and-beverage minimum for your date instead. Meet the minimum and the space itself costs nothing beyond the catering. Come in under it and the shortfall is settled at a negotiated rate rather than full price — the clause almost nobody knows to ask for. Get three things in writing before signing: the minimum per space, the shortfall rate, and how the minimums differ between a December Saturday and a shoulder-season date.
The St. Regis Goa has 186 rooms and suites, with wedding blocks running ₹18,000–₹45,000 per night depending on category and season — ocean-view suites sit at the top. The couple and immediate family are attended by the signature St. Regis butler for the entire stay. With 186 keys on one property, a 300-guest wedding usually houses the full core family on site; decide early who genuinely needs to sleep on property, then ask how and when the block is confirmed and released — the block and the venue contract should move together.
The St. Regis Goa hosts 50 to 1,200 guests across five settings: the Grand Ballroom takes up to 1,200 for receptions and sangeets, Mobor Private Beach up to 800 for open-air ceremonies, the Garden Terrace 600 for mehendi and poolside functions, the Iridium Spa Lawn 200 for intimate ceremonies and brunches, and the Private Dining Room 80 for family dinners. Published ceilings are floating figures — a seated dinner with a stage and dance floor needs more room per guest, so have the venue confirm the seated number for your exact layout.
Yes — Mobor Private Beach at The St. Regis Goa is one of South Goa's most coveted ceremony settings, taking up to 800 guests with the Arabian Sea as the aisle's backdrop. The resort team manages beach permits, tide timing and weather contingency, and Panigrahana builds the mandap, aisle and lighting in compliance with coastal-zone regulations — we produced Lindsay & Dharmin's tiered gopuram beach mandap here. Our guide to Goa beach wedding rules 2026 explains what the permits cover and when they apply.
The St. Regis Goa's rain answer is the Grand Ballroom — up to 1,200 guests, air-conditioned, on the same estate as the lawns and beach, so a weather call moves the function indoors rather than into a tent. November to February is dry and stable; June–September is the monsoon, when the ballroom carries the programme entirely. For shoulder-season dates we pre-rig key decor elements so an indoor move takes hours, not a day, and we agree the backup assignment for every outdoor function in writing before the wedding week.
November to February is the ideal season at The St. Regis Goa — dry, sunny days at 24–32°C, with January and February the most stable for beach ceremonies. Peak-season dates book 12–18 months out, and December carries the year's highest room rates across the 186 keys. October and March are the value windows with weather still excellent for evening functions. June–September is monsoon, workable indoors in the Grand Ballroom at the year's softest pricing. The calendar, not the weather, is usually the real constraint.
The St. Regis Goa sits on Mobor Beach in Cavelossim, about 45 km from Dabolim Airport — a 50–60 minute drive — and 40 km from Panjim. For a South Goa wedding, Dabolim is the arrival airport of choice; we match pickups to the flight manifest so the transfer feels seamless. Cavelossim's distance from the North Goa strip is the point: it is the quieter, more exclusive end of the coastline, which is exactly what a private beach ceremony wants.
Book The St. Regis Goa 12–18 months ahead for a November–February date — peak weekends at South Goa's most exclusive beachfront address go first, and the beach ceremony slot is the scarcest asset. The 186-room block should be confirmed alongside the venue contract so categories are held for the family. Shoulder-season dates in October or March work with shorter notice. The date is secured by the signed contract and deposit; a verbal hold is not a booking, and on this property the difference matters.
Yes — this is the most-shortlisted South Goa property among Panigrahana's overseas couples, and around 300 of our 500+ weddings since 2016 were planned from abroad. The estate walkthrough happens on a live video call, budgets sit in our couple portal in INR with USD, GBP and AED equivalents, and one India trip covers the tasting and decor mockup. Payments run in three milestones — 30% to confirm, 50% two months out, 20% on arrival — to Wedvitez Planners, our invoicing entity, contracted in rupees so the agreed number never moves with the exchange rate.
Yes. The St. Regis Goa has hosted full South Indian ceremony programmes — we designed and built a tiered gopuram mandap on the sand at Mobor Beach for Lindsay & Dharmin's wedding, lit at night, with a jasmine-garland corridor leading guests in. Beach structures are engineered and weighted for the sea breeze, contained fire arrangements for the havan are agreed with the resort's events team, and early-morning muhurthams are set from first light with the family sleeping steps away across the 186-room estate.
The St. Regis Goa gives a pre-wedding shoot South Goa's most private canvas: the Mobor beachfront, the palm line against the golf course, the riverside lawns along the Sal and the resort's colonnaded architecture — the aerial frames on this page show the range in one property. Shoots are arranged through the resort; ask for the slot to be written into the wedding booking, and plan the beach frames for golden hour. For couples abroad, we scout angles on a live video call before the photographer lands.
The sangeet at The St. Regis Goa typically opens on the Garden Terrace or beachfront at sunset and moves into the Grand Ballroom — up to 1,200 guests — once Goa's 10 PM open-air sound window closes. The ballroom is the late-night instrument: full AV, air-conditioning and no cut-off pressure on the performance programme. The St. Regis champagne sabrage makes a natural sangeet-night moment, the couple's first bottle opened blade-in-hand at sunset. We stage the evening as two acts so the indoor move feels designed, not forced.
DJs and live acts are standard at The St. Regis Goa; open-air sound on the beach, lawns and Garden Terrace runs to 10 PM under Goa's noise rules, and the Grand Ballroom carries the party later indoors for up to 1,200 guests. The working playbook: sunset ceremony or cocktails outdoors, dinner and first sets by 9:30, DJ indoors after ten. We rig the ballroom's lighting and sound in advance so the transition lands mid-song. Confirm the timings for your specific spaces in the banquet agreement.
The St. Regis Goa handles arrivals at resort scale — valet at the porte-cochere, coach access for group transfers and marshalled parking for self-driven guests, with production vehicles routed through service access. Most wedding guests arrive by transfer: we run pickups from Dabolim (50–60 minutes) matched to flight manifests, shuttle loops for any overflow accommodation, and an on-ground hospitality desk with a WhatsApp helpdesk so nobody is ever waiting on a kerb. Ask the banquet team to commit the parking count for your date in writing.
The ₹5,500–₹11,000 per-plate rate at The St. Regis Goa includes the in-house menu, service and standard banquet setup, with the space earned through its food-and-beverage minimum rather than a hire fee. Not included: GST, the bar programme, rooms at ₹18,000–45,000 a night, decor (₹15–40 lakh on this page's band), beach set-up, photography, entertainment and planning. The butler service attends the couple as residents of the resort. Because the venue lives inside the F&B minimum, the plate count you commit is the budget's anchor line.
The lines families miss at The St. Regis Goa: GST on the full food-and-beverage bill; the minimum-guarantee shortfall if the count comes in under the space's floor — negotiable, but only if the clause is in writing; peak-season room premiums across the 186 keys in December; generator and power support for large beach and lawn builds on an estate this size; and vendor meals for the decor, photography and production crews across a multi-day programme. We put every one of these into the budget sheet on day one, so the contract holds no surprises.
All three are premier South Goa beach properties. The St. Regis Goa distinguishes itself with the butler service — the most personalised attendance of any Goa resort — plus 186 rooms, a 1,200-guest ballroom and the private Mobor Beach at ₹5,500–₹11,000 per plate. Taj Exotica in Benaulim offers a longer beach frontage on 56 acres. And for parents who remember 'The Leela in South Goa': this is that estate — the former Leela Goa at Mobor, rebranded under St. Regis — so the comparison with Leela is with its own history. Choose St. Regis for bespoke, ultra-personal luxury.
Panigrahana Weddings has designed and produced real weddings at The St. Regis Goa — Siddharth & Ishita's 180-guest beachfront wedding and Lindsay & Dharmin's two-ceremony celebration with its azulejo haldi and beach gopuram mandap, both documented on this page. The studio is architect-founded, has planned 500+ weddings since 2016 with 80+ in Goa, works on a flat fee of ₹5–25 lakh and above with zero vendor commissions, and holds a 4.8/5 rating across 93 Google reviews. Every mandap is designed and fabricated in-house by a 30-person team.
The St. Regis Goa is worth its ₹5,500–₹11,000 plate for couples who want South Goa's most exclusive address: a private beach for up to 800, a 1,200-guest ballroom, 186 rooms and a butler attending the family throughout. It suits weddings of 150–500 where privacy and service depth matter more than the North Goa party strip, and guest lists with overseas arrivals for whom the St. Regis name needs no explaining. Families optimising purely for per-plate value have better-priced options in Goa; families buying an experience rarely regret this one.
This page carries them: the gallery shows Lindsay & Dharmin's wedding at The St. Regis Goa across all three days — the tiered gopuram mandap on the sand at sunset, the blue-and-white azulejo haldi, the pastel ceremony arch under the palms and the speedboat exit with smoke flares. The real-weddings section links the full write-ups with budget splits. For more, ask on WhatsApp for the St. Regis Goa dossier with photographs by function and space, or follow @panigrahana_weddings for the latest films.
The St. Regis Goa spreads its 186 rooms and five event spaces across a flat coastal estate, with buggies moving guests between rooms, lawns and the beach — grandparents never walk far between functions. The Grand Ballroom and all rooms are air-conditioned, and the butler service extends to elderly family members' needs through the stay. For beach ceremonies we lay a firm pathway and seating platform over the sand, and seat elders near the mandap with shade. Ask for ground-floor rooms near the event spaces when the block is set.
A typical two-day St. Regis Goa wedding: Day 1 morning, haldi or mehendi on the Garden Terrace (up to 600); Day 1 evening, sangeet opening at sunset outdoors and moving into the Grand Ballroom after 10 PM. Day 2, the ceremony on Mobor Private Beach at golden hour — or an early-morning muhurtham on the Iridium Spa Lawn — then the reception in the ballroom, with the sabrage as the night's opening ritual. This is the two-day, 300-guest shape behind the page's ₹1.2–1.8 crore band, family on site throughout.
Yes. The St. Regis Goa's in-house culinary team builds bespoke wedding menus across Indian, Continental and fusion traditions, and vegetarian, Jain and sattvic programmes are routine requests we specify at the tasting — including separate live counters and a dedicated Jain line where the guest split warrants it. A fully vegetarian menu keeps you toward the lower end of the ₹5,500–₹11,000 band. The fine-dining standard the resort is known for applies equally to the vegetarian spread, which matters when parents are hosting community elders.
On a typical wedding from abroad at The St. Regis Goa, around 75% of guests fly in — so the machinery matters: 186 rooms blocked on property, airport-to-resort transfers from Dabolim matched to flight manifests, visa invitation letters, and menus that keep part of every spread friendly to non-Indian guests. Panigrahana's hospitality team runs an on-ground desk and WhatsApp helpdesk through the wedding week, and the guest itinerary lives in the couple portal. Guests land, check in, and walk to every function — the resort does the rest.
The St. Regis Goa permits approved outside decorators through a vendor empanelment process, while catering stays with the resort's in-house team. Panigrahana is established at South Goa's five-star properties and manages the approval, load-in windows and coordination with the resort's events team end to end. Our decor is designed and fabricated in-house by a 30-person team — the gopuram beach mandap and azulejo haldi in this page's gallery were built exactly this way — with beach structures engineered for the sea breeze. Decor here runs ₹15–40 lakh by design scope.
The St. Regis Goa assigns a dedicated butler to the couple and immediate family for the entire wedding stay — pressing outfits, drawing baths, handling food and drink requests at any hour — and for weddings, additional butlers typically attend key VIP family members and the bridal party. It is the signature that separates this resort from every other property in Goa, and at a wedding it works as an extra layer of family hospitality: parents are looked after as carefully as the couple. It comes with the stay rather than as a wedding line item.
To book The St. Regis Goa, send us your date, guest count and functions on WhatsApp; we check availability with the resort, share the 2026 rate structure for your spaces and a costed brief within days. Booking is confirmed by the signed resort contract and deposit, with the 186-room block agreed alongside. If you are abroad, we run the video walkthrough first and manage every approval through the couple portal. Panigrahana's planning and design fee is a flat ₹5–25 lakh and above by scope, with zero vendor commissions.
Figures are indicative planning bands from our own venue records, not a quote. Last updated: August 2026 · Reviewed by Panigrahana’s founding team.
Yes — this is the former Leela Goa at Mobor, Cavelossim, rebranded as The St. Regis Goa Resort under Marriott. If your parents remember "The Leela in South Goa" from a wedding a decade ago, this is that estate: the same riverside-and-sea setting, now run with St. Regis rituals and butler service. Searches for both names end at the same gate.
The Astor is the property's signature indoor venue — the St. Regis brand's ballroom name, carried here — and like every five-star space it is earned through a catering minimum for your date rather than rented flat. It is the late-night and monsoon answer on an estate whose headline settings are outdoors: the lawns along the Sal and the beachfront carry the day, the Astor carries the party after Goa's outdoor sound window closes.
Sabrage — opening champagne with a sabre — is a St. Regis house ritual, and at a wedding it becomes a moment: the couple's first bottle, opened blade-in-hand at sunset. Whether it appears as a package inclusion or a billed flourish depends on your banquet agreement, so we put it in the function sheet explicitly rather than assuming. It photographs like nothing else in the programme and costs a fraction of what guests think it did.
This is the most-shortlisted South Goa property among our overseas couples — around 300 of our 500+ weddings were planned from abroad, and a brand like St. Regis needs no explaining to guests flying in from London or San Francisco. The estate walkthrough happens on a live video call, budgets sit in our couple portal in INR with USD, GBP and AED equivalents, and one India trip covers the tasting and the decor mockup. Start with the dossier below, or ask on WhatsApp.
More frames from Lindsay & Dharmin's three-day wedding at the resort — the gopuram mandap lit at night, the haldi styled around surfboards and a yellow Vespa, the pastel ceremony arch under the palms, and the speedboat exit with smoke flares. One property, three completely different days.
Space-by-space rates, sample budgets by guest count, and availability for your dates — one document, emailed the same day, ready to forward to family. From the studio behind 500+ weddings across South India — not an aggregator.
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Panigrahana is a full-service luxury wedding studio with deep expertise in Goa destination weddings. We manage everything — from venue negotiations and decor to guest logistics — so your family experiences the celebration, not the chaos.
Yes — St. Regis Goa is built for exactly this. Goa is what US, UK and Gulf-based couples pick when they want a beach holiday wrapped around the wedding — a multi-day resort celebration their overseas guests can turn into a week's trip. Panigrahana handles the venue, beach permits, decor and guest logistics end-to-end while you plan from abroad, and is rated 4.8/5 across 93 Google reviews.
No. We run a live video walkthrough of the resort and beachfront, and finalise the layout remotely. You confirm in person when you arrive for the wedding week.
On a typical wedding from abroad around 75% of guests fly in from abroad, so we handle room blocks, airport-to-resort transfers, visa invitation letters, and a menu that always keeps part of the spread non-Indian-guest friendly — families arrive to an organised schedule.
You pay in three milestones to Wedvitez Planners (our invoicing entity): 30% to confirm the date, 50% two months before, and the final 20% on the wedding week when you arrive. Quotes are given in INR with a live USD / GBP / AED equivalent, and we contract in INR so you carry no exchange-rate risk on the agreed amount — and you make milestone payments to us while we disburse to every vendor, so there is no juggling a dozen separate wire transfers.
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Our work at The St. Regis Goa Resort
A sunset mandap, a Sufi night and an evening stage. Short films from Panigrahana’s design and production work across events at the resort.
Inside the design studio
Reflective wall panels, blue light strips and gold frames turn this entrance into a passage with depth. The reconstruction assembles those layers before revealing the actual installation.
Explore the design ↗An animated plan, sketch, three-dimensional model and render lead to our actual completed decor photograph. The design studies were reconstructed after the event to explain the finished work; they are not original approval drawings.
Our designers work with our own artisans, welders and carpenters. Layouts, material choices and line-item estimates guide the installation, supported by our warehouse and in-house decor inventory.
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