Your Brief — Nine Questions
Before you commit to a venue or design

Keep your design choices above. Add what you know about the space below, and leave anything unknown for the venue or production team to confirm.

Space and seating
Rain and indoor alternative
Guest access and movement
Power, rigging and venue rules
Setup and removal

This brief records your information. A written confirmation still needs checking against your date, chosen space and design. It does not certify capacity, safety, price or availability.

For the next conversation: review your venue shortlist, compare quoted scope or record a proposed change.

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Your saved references and answers travel with your enquiry. We will respond within 24 hours.

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Why a Brief Changes Everything

Brief Builder — FAQ

Why write a decor brief before talking to decorators?
Couples who can articulate what they want make faster, more confident decisions — and get dramatically better quotes, because vendors price uncertainty. A one-page brief with your palette, priorities and budget tier forces every decorator to respond to the same spec, which makes quotes comparable line by line.
What should a wedding decor brief include?
Six things: the venue and its spaces per function; the feeling you want guests to have at each event; a palette (colours you love and colours you refuse); 2-3 statement priorities ranked by photographic importance; your budget tier (essential ₹3–5L, signature ₹5–12L, luxury ₹12–20L, ultra ₹20L+); and your non-negotiables. The builder on this page produces exactly that.
Do I have to send the brief to Panigrahana?
No — the brief is yours. Copy it and send it to any decorator you're considering; it will improve every conversation. If you'd like our take, send it to us on WhatsApp and we'll respond with what we'd design for that brief and an honest number.