Event planner on Sinhgad Road, Pune

Sinhgad Road — Sinhagad Road on many maps and invites — is the stretch where Nanded City families go when the guest list leaves the society. Banquet halls, marriage halls, and hotel floors sit along this corridor. Office annual days book the same rooms on a Friday that a reception will take on Sunday.

Sonali Events is based at Nanded City, Sinhgad Road, Pune. We hold days on this road so the family does not have to collect a decorator, a caterer, a DJ, and a host from four group chats. Venue, décor, food, invitations, music, dance, games, and show-calling stay in one window.

We mention halls only when we have already worked them. Serenova Banquet is one such floor on this corridor. If your date needs a different hall, we still run the production: the brief, the estimate, the team, and the day. We do not invent a venue list we have not stood on.

A wedding on Sinhgad Road is rarely one evening. Mehendi, sangeet, ceremony, and reception travel across a home, a lawn, and a hall. The wedding team runs those functions as one file — venue lock, multi-day décor, a ritual map, catering, music, and guest flow — so the family greets people, not vendors.

Engagements and sakhar pud on this road now carry wedding-level staging: a walk-in, a ring moment, a dance floor with a clear peak. We design the stage and the host so the night has a shape, not a blur of lights.

North Indian wedding weeks ask for a dense floral mandap, a mehendi floor, and a sangeet that actually dances. Maharashtrian lagna asks for mundavalya, brass, and a meal elders trust. South Indian ceremonies ask for jasmine, silk, and a pace the priest can hold. The corridor sees all three. The house was built for that mix.

Sinhgad Road halls also hold the days that are not a wedding. Office annual days and offsite nights: stage, lights, food, games, and an anchor the team will remember. Celebration parties — anniversaries, baby showers, promotions — use the same crews, scaled to the room you actually booked.

Corporate briefs still need a person who answers. We take the date, the headcount, the branding you must show, and the hour the hall must be empty. Then we run the floor so the HR group chat can watch the night instead of managing it.

Many Sinhgad Road banquet days begin in the township. A haldi at home. A namkaran the week after the reception. A 50th birthday that should stay in the society, not a hall. We hold both ends. The house is in Nanded City; the banquet corridor is the same road.

Nanded City here means the Pune township on this road — not Nanded district in Marathwada. If your invite says Sinhagad Road, Sinhgad Road, or “near Nanded City,” it is the same geography we already work.

Typical gathering sizes on this corridor run from an intimate 40 at home to 400 for a wedding week. Final scale follows the room: home, society lawn, or hall. We will say when a hall is the honest choice, and when it is waste.

Birthdays, naming ceremonies, engagements, marriages, housewarming, thread ceremony, office parties, and celebration nights — the same set as the rest of the site, produced for a banquet when the list needs one. Birthdays and namkaran still happen in Nanded City homes; the road is for the days that outgrow them.

You do not need to know the hall before you write. Tell us the date, the tradition, and the guest count. We return venue options near Nanded City and Sinhgad Road, a theme board, and a clear estimate. Then a dedicated team takes that kind of event.

Enquire on WhatsApp. Discover the budget, the ritual, and the look. Design the venue and the board. Lock the date. Produce décor, food, music, dance, and invitations in one group. Deliver with show-calling so you are not the person holding a vendor list at the door.

Hall managers on Sinhgad Road want one name, a load-in time, and a load-out time. We are that name. Power, parking, the uncle who arrives with a dhol, the slide that must play during the speeches — those sit in the run of show, not in a family WhatsApp at 6 p.m.

Photographs on this site are from days we held — including banquet floors on Sinhgad Road. We do not publish reviews, awards, or Instagram we do not have. The phone is +91 89757 60707. Send the date, the tradition, and whether you already have a hall.