Sampada Festivity

Kosmada Ring Road · Surat

Every celebration
begins at a gate.

Yours opens onto 35,000 sq. ft. — a banquet hall, an open party plot and rooms for the people who travelled to be there. Gujarat's largest-capacity venue, all on one property.

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First Impression

The drive in sets the tone.

A lit colonnade, a wide sweep of driveway, and room enough that four thousand people can arrive without a queue on the ring road. By the time your guests reach the door, they already know the day is going to be handled.

The lit colonnade walkway leading into the property
The arched façade uplit at dusk
The reception entrance glowing at dusk

“One address on the invitation. Everything else follows from that.”

The Scale of It

4,000+

Guests at full capacity

2,000

Seated for dining

35,000 sq. ft.

Across one property

Banquet Hall + Party Plot + Rooms — which is the whole point. One address on the invitation, one team to coordinate with, and no convoy between venues at the end of the night.

The Property

Three spaces that hand the day to each other.

The banquet hall interior, looking down the full aisle

Chapter One

The Grand Hall

Air-conditioned, stage-ready and built for the ceremony itself. The dining area alone seats 2,000 — so nobody eats in shifts, and nobody waits outside.

  • 2,000 seated for dining
  • Fully air-conditioned
  • Stage & mandap ready
The lotus pavilion centrepiece on the open plot at dusk

Chapter Two

The Open Plot

Sangeet under the sky, mehndi in the afternoon, a baraat that actually has room to arrive. The lawn scales to the property's full 4,000-guest capacity.

  • 4,000+ guests
  • Open-air, layout to suit
  • Evening & daytime events
A guest suite on the property

Chapter Three

The Rooms

Three-star rooms on the same property. The family that flew in for three days doesn't need a cab at midnight — they're already home.

  • 3-star accommodation
  • Same property, no transfers
  • Built for multi-day weddings

Set and Ready

Two thousand seats, laid before anyone arrives.

The hall runs long enough that the far end of a full sitting is a walk away. Tables, stage, lighting and service move as one setup — so the turn between ceremony and reception is measured in minutes, not hours.

See the Full Venue

In the Details

The parts your guests photograph.

The Sampada signage, lit from behind
The name, after dark
Starlight ceiling above the reception
A ceiling of small lights
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Guests, mid-celebration
Carved wood and wall art in the reception
Reception, in detail
The on-site shrine
The shrine on site
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A moment, caught on camera
Spiral staircase against the façade
Stairs to the terrace
Jaali screens lit from within at night
Jaali, lit from within
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Twenty years, celebrated
Palms on the grounds at sunset
The grounds at sunset
The temple pavilion lit at dusk
The pavilion at dusk

After Dark

The property was built for the evening.

Every arch, path and boundary wall is lit — which matters when the sangeet runs past midnight and the photographs everyone keeps are the ones taken after dark.

A live event underway on the hall stage

Beyond Weddings

Conferences, associations, community gatherings.

The same scale that carries a four-thousand-guest wedding carries an annual general meeting, a product launch or a festival night — with parking, power and stage already in place.

Corporate & Large Events

Tell us the date.

Share your dates and guest count — we'll come back with availability, a walkthrough slot and what it costs.