8 Things To Look ForWhen You Book A Marriage Hall

Understand rental costs. Marriage halls charge a fixed cost and a variable cost. Know what the variable costs are. Example: Electricity, Housekeeping, equipment rental etc.

Some marriage halls will ask you

to book for a minimum of two days during the

wedding season. They will also

charge a hefty deposit in cash. Make sure you know the gory

details upfront.

Find out what is the marriage hall’s guest capacity. Before you call a marriage hall, make a list of guests who will not hang around (floating guests) and a separate list of guests who will stay longer.

Some marriage halls will throw in some

freebies such as free room rentals for

the bride and the groom’s families. Don’t hesitate to negotiate if you

want to get the best deal.

Find out if the marriage hall allows you to use vendors of your choice for catering, decoration, and other services. Some marriage halls insist you use their chosen vendor(s).

Fire and safety standards are critical. Ask to

see permits and inspection

reports from the local

Corporation.

Does the marriage hall have enough parking space? Ignore this question at your own risk! You don’t want unhappy guests. Also find out if valet parking is available.

Budget about 20% of the total

cost towards taxes and

regulatory fee. Don’t be

surprised when you look at the

final bill.

We curated a list of 35 marriage halls in Chennai. You will find all

the details, including rental price, in our in-depth list.

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