Exhibition Grand
The exhibition at The Grand, Vasant Kunj, was the first wedding exhibition I had attended. The exhibition was called ‘Rutba'. The entrance was grand and impressive and there was a registration desk for people who had not already taken a pass for the exhibition. It would have been great if they had a board or a catalogue listing all the participants at the exhibition.
There were around 50 vendors who had put up their stalls. The categories included designer Indian Wear, Home Decor, Western Wear, Footwear, Gift Items and Jewellery. Every stall had at least a couple of customers which leads us to conclude that the footfall was good enough. We were there for about an hour and the footfall in that one hour was around 80.
There were vendors from Mumbai and Kolkata, though the majority was from New Delhi. A few of them did not really have a shop or a boutique and relied on Word Of Mouth for business. There were a couple of freelancers who got the product ready only when there was an order.
Every stall was wonderfully arranged and had an exquisite display of talent. The price tags and the customers at the stall were evidence enough of the wealth people had and were willing to spend. The shoes were priced starting at Rs.4,000. The dresses were as steep as Rs. 50,000 or more.
The exhibition convinced me that the wedding industry will never face a decline. People do have the money and they are eager to have the best. Surely, there is opportunity for all those thinking of investing in this industry.
An Indian Wedding is nonetheless an extravagant affair. Music, dancing, gastronomic food, drinks, fun and laughter all shape a Big Fat Indian Wedding. A host of pre and post wedding functions usually are put together to make it a Grand Celebration. However, while the bride and the groom are the centre of attention in any wedding function, more often than not the guests tend to get bored, especially if they don't know other invitees. To ensure that the guests enjoy & mingle amongst themselves, a lot of couples nowadays are arranging for activities to keep their guests entertained. These activities depend on the type of function and the turn-out at the gathering. Here are a few fun suggestions:
Magic is something which appeals to people of all age groups. When the party starts, and whilst the photographs are being taken, the magician can break the ice and keeps all the guests entertained. He could mix and mingle amongst the wedding guests, perform interactive magic tricks and magically make someone look better. And who knows, a new set of weddings could come out of it!!! ..To read more http://ourvivaha.com/blog/exhibition-at-the-grand/
There were around 50 vendors who had put up their stalls. The categories included designer Indian Wear, Home Decor, Western Wear, Footwear, Gift Items and Jewellery. Every stall had at least a couple of customers which leads us to conclude that the footfall was good enough. We were there for about an hour and the footfall in that one hour was around 80.
There were vendors from Mumbai and Kolkata, though the majority was from New Delhi. A few of them did not really have a shop or a boutique and relied on Word Of Mouth for business. There were a couple of freelancers who got the product ready only when there was an order.
Every stall was wonderfully arranged and had an exquisite display of talent. The price tags and the customers at the stall were evidence enough of the wealth people had and were willing to spend. The shoes were priced starting at Rs.4,000. The dresses were as steep as Rs. 50,000 or more.
The exhibition convinced me that the wedding industry will never face a decline. People do have the money and they are eager to have the best. Surely, there is opportunity for all those thinking of investing in this industry.
An Indian Wedding is nonetheless an extravagant affair. Music, dancing, gastronomic food, drinks, fun and laughter all shape a Big Fat Indian Wedding. A host of pre and post wedding functions usually are put together to make it a Grand Celebration. However, while the bride and the groom are the centre of attention in any wedding function, more often than not the guests tend to get bored, especially if they don't know other invitees. To ensure that the guests enjoy & mingle amongst themselves, a lot of couples nowadays are arranging for activities to keep their guests entertained. These activities depend on the type of function and the turn-out at the gathering. Here are a few fun suggestions:
Magic is something which appeals to people of all age groups. When the party starts, and whilst the photographs are being taken, the magician can break the ice and keeps all the guests entertained. He could mix and mingle amongst the wedding guests, perform interactive magic tricks and magically make someone look better. And who knows, a new set of weddings could come out of it!!! ..To read more http://ourvivaha.com/blog/exhibition-at-the-grand/
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