Indian and South Asian Wedding Venue in Copenhagen
A South Asian wedding in Copenhagen is rarely a single evening. There is the mehndi, the sangeet, the day itself and the reception, and each one has its own pace, its own guest list and its own food. Our hall at Højdevej 59 in Copenhagen S can host any of them, for 30 to 120 guests at a time.
One honest point before anything else: our kitchen is Nepali, not Indian. Nepali and north Indian cooking share many spices and a number of dishes, but they are two cuisines, and we would rather say so plainly than present ourselves as an Indian caterer. Any menu can be made fully vegetarian, and we are happy to build a custom menu with you. Work out your price, or see how we handle weddings generally.
- 30–120 guests
- Højdevej 59, 2300 Copenhagen
- In-house Nepali catering
- Free on-site parking
Why Maiya
A Nepali kitchen, described accurately
Maiya Nepali Kitchen cooks everything in the building, with set menus in Silver, Gold, Platinum and Diamond plus a Vegetable menu. The overlap with north Indian food is real, but we do not call the food Indian when it is Nepali. Tell us which dishes matter to your family and we will say honestly what the kitchen can make.
Fully vegetarian menus
Any menu can be prepared completely vegetarian, and there is a standalone Vegetable menu as well. For a lot of South Asian families this is not an add-on but a starting condition, and here it is a full menu rather than a plate set beside the main buffet.
Mehndi, sangeet and reception in one hall
The seating is flexible, so the room can be laid out differently for each part of the wedding: an open floor with seating along the sides for the mehndi and the sangeet, and seated service for the reception. If you hold more than one function with us, we already know your setup by the time the next one comes round.
Bring your own decoration
Standard decoration is included, and you are welcome to bring your own fabrics, flowers, props and signage if the wedding has a specific look. Please note that this is a party hall and not a ceremonial space: we cannot offer facilities for a fire ceremony or for erecting a mandap. If you are unsure about your setup, ask us on the contact page before you book.
We work in Danish, English and Nepali
At a wedding with guests from several countries, the planning usually runs through three generations in two languages. We deal with you in Danish, English and Nepali, both while planning and on the day.
Be honest about numbers from the start
The hall takes 30 to 120 guests. South Asian weddings are often larger than that, so if your guest list runs to 200 we are not the right venue for the main day. What 30 to 120 does suit is a mehndi, a sangeet, a smaller ceremony party or a reception. Book a free visit and see the room before you decide.
Frequently asked questions
Is the food Indian or Nepali?
Our kitchen is Nepali. Nepali and north Indian cooking share many spices and a number of dishes, but they are not the same cuisine, and we do not describe ourselves as an Indian caterer.
Is the food halal?
We do not hold halal certification and we will not claim something we cannot stand behind. Write to us with your requirements and we will answer honestly about what the kitchen can and cannot do.
Can the entire menu be vegetarian?
Yes. Any of our menus can be made fully vegetarian, and there is a separate Vegetable menu as well.
How many guests can the hall hold?
The hall seats 30 to 120 guests, with a minimum of 30. If your guest list is larger than 120, we cannot hold the whole party at once.
Can we hold a mehndi or sangeet in the hall?
Yes. The seating is flexible, so the room can be arranged with an open floor and seating along the sides, or for seated service. Tell us which function it is and we will lay the room out for it.
Can we have a mandap or a fire ceremony in the hall?
No. This is a party hall rather than a ceremonial space, and we do not offer facilities for a mandap or for ceremonies involving open flame. Contact us if you are unsure about your setup.
May we handle the decoration ourselves?
Yes. Standard decoration is included in the hall fee, and you are welcome to bring your own fabrics, flowers and props.
What languages do you work in?
Danish, English and Nepali.
Is there parking for guests?
Yes, there is free on-site parking. The address is Højdevej 59, 2300 Copenhagen S, on Amager.
What is included
- Standard decoration
- Professional sound system
- Projector
- Professional staff
- Cleaning
- Flexible seating layouts
Catering by Maiya Nepali Kitchen
Every event is catered in-house by Maiya Nepali Kitchen. Choose a set menu from Silver to Diamond, or ask us to build a custom menu around your guests. Any menu can be made fully vegetarian, and we plan around allergies and other dietary needs when you tell us early. Children aged 5 to 12 pay half the menu price.
All prices are per person and include VAT. Your total is the hall fee plus your menu, plus a drinks option if you want one.
| Item | Price | Unit |
|---|---|---|
| Hall booking | 70 DKK | per guest |
| Soft drinks package | 20 DKK | per guest |
| Bring your own drinks | 25 DKK | per guest |
| Menu | Adult | Child 5–12 |
|---|---|---|
| Silver | 180 DKK | 90 DKK |
| Gold | 220 DKK | 110 DKK |
| Platinum | 240 DKK | 120 DKK |
| Diamond | 250 DKK | 125 DKK |
Children aged 5 to 12 pay half the menu price. The hall fee and any drinks option still apply per child. Minimum 30 guests.
Rooms for hire
Choose your guest count, menu and drinks, and the total updates as you go. Then send it to us and we will confirm availability.